The Neuroscience of Drug Reward and Addiction https://t.co/VKBb3ABfu9
The Neuroscience of Drug Reward and Addiction.
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Discussions reflect a strong agreement with the scientific focus of the publication, with posts praising the importance of neurobiological explanations and citing research papers; the tone shows enthusiasm and curiosity, especially when referencing new reviews and studies, which underlines the perceived relevance and impact of this scientific work.
Most posts acknowledge and support the scientific findings, emphasizing the importance of neuroscience in understanding addiction.
The discussions are highly focused on neurobiological details and implications, showing strong curiosity and relevance for those interested in science and addiction.
Posts include references to recent research, sharing links and commentary, demonstrating active engagement and consideration of the article's content.
The discourse highlights the significance of neuroscience research for understanding addiction, with mentions of advances in therapy and scientific validation, indicating meaningful influence.
Abstract in brief
- The reward and addiction cycle in the brain is primarily driven by dopamine signaling in areas like the nucleus accumbens, and chronic drug use causes neuroadaptations in brain regions responsible for decision making, memory, and emotion, which can lead to addiction.
- Negative emotional states caused by changes in the amygdala and other limbic pathways can motivate ongoing drug use, even as the brain's response to drugs becomes less rewarding, leading to a cycle of craving and consumption.
- Addiction involves a disrupted balance between increased drug cues triggering dopamine release, and a weakened prefrontal cortex that reduces self-control, making compulsive drug-taking more likely; future treatments aim to reverse these neuroadaptations.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskyThis diagram in Volkow's new review demonstrates the extreme reductivism present in addiction neuroscience research. Do neuroadaptations, such as increased dendritic spine density, really cause addiction? Might there be other things going on!? https://t.co/3pORB9ygsS https://t.co/HjUfVsuCDs
The #Neuroscience of #Drug Reward and #Addiction - new review article in @physiolrev #dopamine #opioids #cannabis https://t.co/cbgXhGeNkL https://t.co/HrWEn16Qlj
Nora Volkow just cited my paper! Yay! :) 10.1152/physrev.00014.2018
In our October includes an update of The Neuroscience of Drug Reward and Addiction, summarizing a very broad range of addiction research with regard to human studies, genetics and novel therapeutic strategies. https://t.co/TxXCHhvk2g #Physiology #Addiction #Drug #neuroscience https://t.co/wMPkaG7ypx
@ClarkeMicah @HockleyToby I know Dr.Hitchens doesn’t believe in neuroscience either but others may find this interesting. https://t.co/oHrVbRBhEe
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@mariguilherme e Andrei Mayer no youtube, especialmente este episódio https://t.co/7q9HOSUUoQ
VÍCIOS: Tratamento e Diagnóstico (álcool, drogas, celular e outros) https://t.co/ngkTc8py6l
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Vício em celular e dormir https://t.co/OIV7ktUznM
@TimSodermanns @Shadowrush1 @tagesschau Für die meisten ist Cannabis sicher keine Lösung für gesundheitliche Probleme. https://t.co/0yqZaIfqRc
@MadDiasYoung1 @tagesschau Der Begriff „Prohibition“ ist ja völlig falsch gewählt in diesem Zusammenhang. Aber das wird Dich eh nicht interessieren. Guck Dir mal das Video an und dann nenne mir mal einen Grund, weshalb noch weitere Drogen legalisiert werden sollten. https://t.co/0yqZaIfqRc
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@daboftruth @big939793 @tahhlorrdmade @FollowMy_Dreams They’re just some of the factors that make you more likely to be addicted, but you also have to look into the neuroscience of addiction. Addiction is pretty much a chronic “disease” of the brain by fucking up the way your brain uses dopamine, have a read: https://t.co/bjBQqMjDme
@ClarkeMicah Some useful reading that I can fit in one tweet - demonstrating that addiction is a proven neurological condition: https://t.co/Wn1vYNW5vc https://t.co/wCJMdANVnB https://t.co/bKBxb2eWMw https://t.co/P6eojRPckB
RT @JosephHay92: @CuckSwarm @nanimator @AndrewBrookLdn @LinManuelRwanda @doukhobour @ClarkeMicah Oh look, more scientific literature on the…
@CuckSwarm @nanimator @AndrewBrookLdn @LinManuelRwanda @doukhobour @ClarkeMicah Oh look, more scientific literature on the link between neuroscience and addiction.... I could go all day long with these papers, it is after all, been heavily researched... https://t.co/cuVVMZDkwC
@TheQueerFae @nojussoli @fabiomonac @MadameA02 Evidentemente ti sfuggono gli ultimi 50 anni di neurofisiologia e psicopatologia. Per non parlare della giurisprudenza, che Rotari era più avanti di te. https://t.co/5DC5mAAwqw E fattela una corsetta ogni tanto, che sennò poi aumenti i fattori di rischio.
@ClarkeMicah @HockleyToby I know Dr.Hitchens doesn’t believe in neuroscience either but others may find this interesting. https://t.co/oHrVbRBhEe
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@marshallcsp @EnricoPallazo5 @countdowntoFI @FitFounder Enrico is apparently not educated in neuroscience. Such is Twitter. https://t.co/jdcskJwMxC https://t.co/ApeZtoB1KG
RT @Neuro_psych: The Neuroscience of Drug Reward and Addiction by Nora D. Volkow, Michael Michaelides, and Ruben Baler Physiological Review…
The Neuroscience of Drug Reward and Addiction by Nora D. Volkow, Michael Michaelides, and Ruben Baler Physiological Reviews| Latest issue https://t.co/PwLYprt6I2 https://t.co/hiIgen7tpK
Yet to read full txt, but this looks interesting. The Neuroscience of Drug Reward and Addiction | Physiological Reviews https://t.co/M4hahhqVCk
Nora Volkow just cited my paper! Yay! :) 10.1152/physrev.00014.2018
RT @physiolrev: In our October includes an update of The Neuroscience of Drug Reward and Addiction, summarizing a very broad range of addic…
RT @physiolrev: In our October includes an update of The Neuroscience of Drug Reward and Addiction, summarizing a very broad range of addic…
This diagram in Volkow's new review demonstrates the extreme reductivism present in addiction neuroscience research. Do neuroadaptations, such as increased dendritic spine density, really cause addiction? Might there be other things going on!? https://t.co/3pORB9ygsS https://t.co/HjUfVsuCDs
RT @rei_akaishi: The Neuroscience of Drug Reward and Addiction https://t.co/VKBb3ABfu9
The Neuroscience of Drug Reward and Addiction https://t.co/VKBb3ABfu9
In our October includes an update of The Neuroscience of Drug Reward and Addiction, summarizing a very broad range of addiction research with regard to human studies, genetics and novel therapeutic strategies. https://t.co/TxXCHhvk2g #Physiology #Addiction #Drug #neuroscience https://t.co/wMPkaG7ypx
RT @APSPublications: The #Neuroscience of #Drug Reward and #Addiction - new review article in @physiolrev #dopamine #opioids #cannabis htt…
RT @APSPublications: The #Neuroscience of #Drug Reward and #Addiction - new review article in @physiolrev #dopamine #opioids #cannabis htt…
The #Neuroscience of #Drug Reward and #Addiction - new review article in @physiolrev #dopamine #opioids #cannabis https://t.co/cbgXhGeNkL https://t.co/HrWEn16Qlj