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Current Addiction Reports

3 Papers Indexed in Blossom

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Research Footprint

Current Addiction Reports has 3 tracked papers indexed in Blossom (2021) from 15 authors, most often covering MDMA and LSD, across Substance Use Disorders (SUD), Chronic Pain and Neuroimaging & Brain Measures.

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Novel Treatment Approaches for Substance Use Disorders: Therapeutic Use of Psychedelics and the Role of Psychotherapy

This review (2022) explores how psychedelics can be used to treat substance use disorders (SUDs) Specifically, the authors discuss the role of different forms of psychotherapy such as psychodynamic and cognitive behavioural.

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Current Addiction Reports
Authors
Johnson, M. W., Gründer, G., Betzler, F., Koslowksi, M.
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Safer Tripping: Serotonergic Psychedelics and Drug Checking. Submission and Detection Rates, Potential Harms, and Challenges for Drug Analysis

This multinational harm-reduction study (2021) investigated the presence and proportion of serotonergic psychedelics submitted to drug checking services across the Netherlands, Spain, UK, Italy, Portugal, Belgium, Canada, and Australia. They found that a considerable amount of novel synthetic phenethylamine psychedelics, such as NBOMes that exhibit higher levels of toxicity and sometimes an unpredictably prolonged duration, have been detected in samples sold as LSD or MDMA.

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Current Addiction Reports
Authors
Hirschfeld, T., Smit-Rigter, L., Van Der Gouwe, D., Reiche, S., Stöver, H., Majić, T.
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Effects of Acute Drug Administration on Emotion: a Review of Pharmacological MRI Studies

This review (2021) examined the effects of different drugs on neural responses to emotional stimuli and found that alcohol, analgesics, and psychedelics reduce neural reactivity to negative emotional stimuli in the amygdala and other brain regions and MDMA decreases activation during the presentation of negative images. In contrast, stimulants such as caffeine and modafinil increase brain activation while viewing emotional stimuli, and the effects of cannabinoids (cannabidiol and THC) are mixed.

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Current Addiction Reports
Authors
Van Hedger, K., Mayo, L. M., Bershad, A. K., Madray, R., De Wit, H.

Quick Facts

Papers Indexed
3
h-Index
51
Open Access
No
Publisher
Springer Nature
Country
Switzerland
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