… Relapse … relapse prevention suggested by recent preclinical studies, and we discuss the
translation of findings from nonhuman laboratory studies to the clinical phenomenon of relapse. …

… , on the effect of specific pharmacological agents on relapse to alcohol seeking induced by
re-… relapse to alcohol. Finally, future directions and clinical implications of the study of relapse …

… and long-lasting susceptibility to relapse. Importantly, stress contributes to drug … neurobiological
factors responsible for drug craving and relapse, with promising therapeutic implications…

… with CBM reduces relapse rates in alcohol‐dependent patients, we suggest that unconscious
processes could be reliable predictors of relapse and could be used in a clinical setting. …

… These results point to some clinical implications in that this core circuit could be explored
further to develop effective treatments for reducing alcohol craving and to improve clinical …

… and relapse outcomes, and discusses the clinical implications … cue-induced craving and
relapse could serve as markers for … and human neurobiological and clinical outcome research. …

… point in our understanding of the neurobiology of relapse, fitting given the central role …
This review first examines clinically related variables that shed light on the biology of relapse…

… evidence on craving-related neural activation and clinical evidence supporting its … , relapse,
and recovery processes. This review covers the neurobiology of drug craving and relapse …

… ofthe nature and process ofcravings and relapses is approximately 20 years … This paper
highlights the implications for clinical practice of … The neurobiology of craving: implications for the …

… a chronic, relapsing-remitting course. This paper discusses (a) the neurobiological factors
… c) how recent research regarding the neurobiology of addiction affects occupational therapy’…