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Cellular 'energetic switch' could help separate drug rewards from natural pleasure
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| Medical Xpress | Cellular 'energetic switch' could help separate drug rewards from natural pleasure |
Alcohol, opioids, nicotine, cocaine and other addictive substances are known to influence the brain's reward system, the network of brain regions involved in the reinforcement of pleasure-seeking beha |
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