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Methadone maintenance in prison results in treatment retention, lower drug usage following release (5/29/15)
Science Spotlight.
NIDA highlights drug use trends among college-age and young adults in new online resource (5/18/15)
Announcement.
Pain reliever investigation wins top NIH Addiction Science Award (5/15/15)
Effect of e-cigs and “nomophobia” also honored at International Science and Engineering Fair.
Gene variant related to greater difficulty in quitting smoking and earlier lung cancer diagnosis (4/15/15)
Science Spotlight.
Research shows that teens and adults are uncertain about legalities of marijuana law in Washington State (3/31/15)
Science Spotlight.
Study looks at effects of socioeconomic factors on child brain development and achievement (3/30/15)
Science Spotlight.
Medication finds new use in sustaining opioid quit success (3/18/15)
Science Spotlight.
Dr. Susan Weiss appointed division director at NIDA (3/2/15)
NIDA scientist to lead new Division of Extramural Research.
NIDA Director Dr. Nora Volkow to Participate in Facebook Chat about TEDMED Presentation (2/11/15)
Announcement.
2015 Avant-Garde Awards offer extraordinary ideas in HIV/AIDS research (2/9/15)
NIH’s awards showcase potentially transformative research on prevention, immune system, drug development, and “minibrain” models made of human tissue .
NIDA researchers discover further complexity in brain reward circuitry (2/9/15)
Science Spotlight.
Nicotine metabolism rates may impact success of smoking cessation treatments (1/12/15)
Science Spotlight.
Effects of cigarette smoking on brain differ between men and women (1/8/15)
Science Spotlight.
Women who receive gender-specific substance abuse treatment have greater chance of employment (12/31/14)
Science Spotlight.
Registration open for Drug Facts Chat Day; 2015 Drug IQ Challenge preview available (12/30/14)
Announcement.
Prescriptions for anti-anxiety medications put teens at risk (12/29/14)
Science Spotlight.
Methamphetamine or amphetamine abuse linked to higher risk of Parkinson’s disease (12/19/14)
Science Spotlight.
Teen prescription opioid abuse, cigarette, and alcohol use trends down (12/16/14)
However, NIH’s 2014 Monitoring the Future survey shows high rates of e-cigarette use and fewer concerns about marijuana’s risks.
National Institute on Drug Abuse to discuss results of 2014 Monitoring the Future Survey (12/9/14)
Media Advisory.
Regulating a single gene may alter addiction and stress responses (12/2/14)
Science Spotlight.
Buprenorphine tapering less effective than ongoing maintenance for prescription opioid abuse (11/20/14)
Science Spotlight.
Evidence grows that heavy marijuana use may harm the brain (11/19/14)
Science Spotlight.
NIDA researchers confirm important brain reward pathway (11/12/14)
NIH study in rodents identifies a pathway that starts with glutamate and ends with activation of dopamine reward system.
NIDA Mini-Convention: Frontiers in Addiction Research (11/6/14)
Media Advisory.
New CME/CE course addresses substance use (10/27/14)
Adds to physician toolbox for addressing substance use in patients.
Using social media to better understand, prevent, and treat substance use (10/16/14)
NIH announces 11 awards funded across three Institutes.
Unique interaction discovered between brain regions involved in addiction, depression (9/22/14)
Science Spotlight.
Review summarizes research on health effects of K2/Spice (9/17/14)
Science Spotlight.
Short video increases HIV testing in emergency department patients who initially declined (9/10/14)
Science Spotlight.
National Drug Facts Week 2015 to begin January 26 (9/9/14)
NIH observance links teens with scientific experts.

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