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Addiction Medicine: Neurobiology, Clinical Assessment, and Contemporary Treatment

Addiction Medicine: Neurobiology, Clinical Assessment, and Contemporary Treatment

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ISBN13: 9798170577743
Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 504
Weight: 1.47
Height: 1.01 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
ADDICTION MEDICINE

Neurobiology, Clinical Assessment, and Contemporary Treatment

Addiction Medicine offers a clinically focused and accessible exploration of substance-use disorders, connecting the science of addiction with practical approaches to assessment, treatment, and recovery.

The book begins with the historical and evolutionary foundations of substance use before examining the neurobiological processes that contribute to addiction. It explores reward and reinforcement, synaptic plasticity, dopamine and other neurotransmitter systems, prefrontal regulation, craving, habit formation, and the progressive changes that may contribute to impaired behavioral control.

Moving from mechanisms to clinical care, the book addresses important challenges involving cocaine, opioids, alcohol, adolescent and polysubstance use, co-occurring psychiatric conditions, and substance-related medical complications. It also examines the role of neuroimaging and experimental models in advancing understanding of addiction and translating scientific discoveries into clinical practice.

The treatment sections provide a contemporary overview of pharmacological and behavioral approaches, including medication development, psychosocial interventions, relapse prevention, harm-reduction principles, and individualized care. Particular emphasis is placed on understanding addiction within a biopsychosocial framework, recognizing the influence of biological vulnerability, psychological factors, developmental experiences, social environment, and exposure to addictive substances.

Inside This Book, Readers Will Explore:

- The neurobiology and evolution of addictive behavior

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