Stress is an unavoidable feature of life that can profoundly interfere with motivated behaviors
and decision-making. For those dependent on drugs of abuse, uncontrollable stress can …

Compulsive eating behavior is a transdiagnostic construct that shares many behavioral,
neurobiological, and theoretical features with compulsive drug use. The focus of this …

Addiction is a chronic relapsing disorder, in that most addicted individuals who choose to
quit taking drugs fail to maintain abstinence in the long-term. Relapse is especially likely …

Drug addiction is a significant health and societal problem for which there is no highly
effective long-term behavioral or pharmacological treatment. A rising concern are the use of …

Heroin addiction is a significant health and societal problem for which there is no effective
and well-accepted long-term behavioral or pharmacological treatment. Therefore, strategies …

L'addiction aux drogues d'abus est un désordre psychiatrique caractérisé par une
consommation compulsive de toxiques, au détriment d'activités alternatives plus bénéfiques …

Drug addiction is characterized as a chronic and relapsing disorder which persists despite
long periods of abstinence from the drug. Changes in subjective craving for the drug have …

Sweet preference is a stable, genetically-mediated trait that is associated with vulnerability
to drug dependence in both human and non-human animals. For instance, rats that have …