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Wet seats reshape your brain roundup of opioid research
Neuroscientists describe how opioids alter brain structure and function, outlining genetic and environmental factors in addiction. Studies from Temple University Penn State and international labs reveal changes in neurons dendritic spines and reward pathways, with goals to tailor personalized treatments and improve outcomes.
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Philadelphia
Ellen Unterwald
Center For Substance Abuse Research
Temple University
Unterwald
Finland
Penn State
Henry Kranzler
Center For the Studies of Addiction
University of Pennsylvania
Kranzler
Col
Tion
Krawler
Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry
Germany
Medical University of Innsbruck
Austria
Jeffrey Lin
Wade Berrettini
Center For Neurobiology and Behavior
Penn
FDA