Breaking Down Barriers: Insights from the March 2019 Addiction Journal
If you get these treatments that are effective but the difference between an effective treatment that is given at the right dose and an effective treatment that isn't given at the right dose can change whether that treatment is effective or not.
What happens when two passionate experts sit down to dissect the latest addiction research? You get a treasure trove of insights and revelations. In this episode, Rob Calder and Suzi Gage dive into the March 2019 issue of the Addiction Journal, bringing you a mix of fascinating studies and thought-provoking discussions. Ever wondered about the impact of nicotine exposure during pregnancy? Or how anxiety and peer pressure influence young people's drinking habits? This episode has got you covered.
Rob and Suzi also explore harm caused by other people's drinking and delve into the diagnostic criteria for alcohol and cannabis use disorders. But that's not all. They reflect on E.M. Jelinek's 1950s book, 'The Disease Concept of Alcoholism', providing a humbling perspective on how far we've come in understanding addiction.
Whether you're a professional in the field or someone touched by addiction, this episode offers a deep dive into the complexities of substance use and the ongoing quest for effective treatments. Tune in for an engaging conversation that sheds light on the challenges and advancements in addiction research.