Rob Calder, Elle Wadsworth and Lindsey Hines
Rob Calder, Elle Wadsworth and Lindsey Hines
Lindsey Hines - Biography
Lindsey Hines - Biography
Lindsey Hines - Biography
Monday 9th January 2017
Join Lindsey Hines from King's College London as she explores genetic and environmental influences on addiction in 'What's the Crack'.
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Rob Calder, Elle Wadsworth and Lindsey Hines
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Categories:
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Sobriety Toolkit
Navigating Intimate Relationships
Family Recovery from Addiction
Nutritional Pathways to Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Lindsey Hines: Unraveling the Complexities of Addiction
Aside from my phd, I've worked researching heroin addiction treatment and the health effects of club drugs, and I'm really interested in the causes of addiction and how someone's environment affects their drug use.
Ever wondered what drives someone to develop an addiction? Lindsey Hines, a post-doctoral researcher at the National Addiction Centre, King's College London, dives deep into this question on this episode of 'What's the Crack'. With a background in psychology and a rich history of researching heroin addiction treatment and the health effects of club drugs, Hines brings a treasure trove of knowledge to the table.
She explores how genetic and environmental factors intertwine to make some individuals more susceptible to cannabis addiction. Through her engaging discussion, you'll gain a clearer understanding of how our surroundings can influence drug use and addiction. This episode isn't just about dry science; it's about real-world implications and human stories. Whether you're personally affected by addiction or simply curious about the science behind it, Lindsey's insights offer valuable perspectives that are both enlightening and relatable.
Tune in for a conversation that promises to challenge your views and deepen your understanding of addiction.