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A recent study published in Nature Mental Health shed light on the brain’s potential for recovery in individuals with heroin addiction undergoing inpatient treatment.
Heroin addiction presents unique challenges for treatment due to its severe impact on brain function, particularly in areas responsible for inhibitory control and decision-making.
The findings offer hope for more effective interventions in addressing heroin addiction.
Researchers also plan to explore the specific contributions of different types of therapy to the observed improvements in brain function and behavior.
“Our results should be interpreted alongside consideration of its limitations,” Ahmet O. Ceceli said. “More research is needed to determine whether a specific aspect of inpatient treatment substantially contributes to improvement of PFC engagement during inhibitory control.
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