Looking for Alcohol Treatment Information?
You can receive independent, expert advice on alcohol rehabilitation and rehab centres by telephoning DryOutNow.com on 0845 370 0203.
The most important consideration in choosing a rehab centre is to match the individual to the rehab centre that is most likely to lead to a successful outcome.
DryOutNow.com can provide an assessment of all your needs and a recommendation regarding the most effective rehab placement for you, given your particular circumstances. We can provide fast, immediate access to alcohol treatment.
Call 0845 370 0203 NOW for Independent, FREE advice
Alcohol Treatment Research: Research Tracks Effects of Addictive Drugs on Brain
Mount Sinai researchers may have unlocked the key to better understanding the effect addictive drugs have on the human brain.
Researchers have just published the new study, 'Design Logic of a Cannabinoid Receptor Signaling Network that Triggers Neurite Outgrowth,' in the May issue of Science.
'The research findings give us a new window into the brain, helping us to better understand the role addictive drugs have on the inner workings of brain cells ,' said Ravi Iyengar Ph.D., study author who works in the Department of Pharmacology and Systems Therapeutics at Mount Sinai School of Medicine. He continued: 'This type of research provides may clues for targets within brain cells against which drugs that block addiction may be targeted.
Mount Sinai researchers looked at the systems biology approach in order to study molecular networks underlying addiction. The findings start to unravel the complex interactions within brain cells, which are involved in processing signals from receptors in the brain that recognize the addictive drugs. Researchers discovered that a drug that works through the cannabinoid 1 receptor recognising the active ingredient of marijuana activates many different transcription factors, triggering the differentiation of neurons, causing permanent changes in a persons brain.
Another result of study was the discovery of a new role of the breast cancer gene BRCA 1 in neuronal differentiation and the effects of addictive drugs upon them.
DryOutNow.com provides highly practical help for people with alcohol problems, their friends and relatives. DryOutNow.com also provides free resources for healthcare professionals such as medical information and alcohol treatment guidelines.
ACT NOW: CALL 0845 370 0203 for an IMMEDIATE RESPONSE
Other Alcohol Treatment Research Articles
- Poor Alcohol Regulation could cost up to 250,000 lives, doctors predict.
- Technology improves treatment options for drug users
- Department promoting early substance use screening process
- Alcohol tax increases deter drinking
- DrugScope welcomes report on 'neglected issue' of prescription and over-the-counter medication depen
- DrugScope responds to NTA figures on young people in treatment for substance misuse
- Concerns over trends in Ketamine use
- Try science when 'just saying no' isn't enough
- More action needed to tackle alcohol misuse, says BMA
- Alkermes initiates clinical trial for ALKS 33, a novel oral molecule with potential benefits in addi
- Genetic markers identified for alcohol response in UCSF Gallo study
- NIDA Monitoring the Future Survey, Results published
- Technology can help addicts trying to quit
- Study assesses success of anti meth adverts
- All patients should be asked about alcohol and drug abuse, says The American College of Obstetrician
- Researchers must tap into the language of intoxication
- Report points to lack of public awareness of health guidelines
- Reward stress link points to new targets for treating addiction
- SAMHSA releases new data on drug related hospital emergency department visits
- National rates of co occurring substance use and mental disorders call for better integration of men
ACT NOW: CALL 0845 370 0203 for an IMMEDIATE RESPONSE
Latest Alcohol Policy Related Articles
- Leeds counts 438GBP million economic and social cost of alcohol-related problems
- Pablo and FRANK - the new cocaine campaign
- Cannabis upgraded to Class B drug
- DrugScope welcomes report on 'neglected issue' of prescription and over-the-counter medication depen
- Tougher health and safety law demands tougher drugs policies, says drug testing company
- Time's up for irresponsible drink deals
- More action needed to tackle alcohol misuse, says BMA
- New report reveals that five million people participate in self help groups each year
- Make Scotlands roads safer, reduce drink driving limits, says BMA Scotland
- Study will seek to break cycle of chemical dependence and incarceration
- More advice on alcohol and healthy living from UK Department of Health
- Working towards recovery, Getting problem drug users into jobs, UKDPC report released
- More support needed for employers to hire addicts, says research
- Study shows link between number of alcohol retailers and youth injuries
- European project to study relationship between ADHD and substance abuse
- Two few treatments centres says former government adviser
- BMA Scotland recently published an action plan to tackle alcohol misuse
- WHO to hold public hearing on ways of reducing the harmful use of alcohol
- Public policy measures on alcohol price and availability would be more effective than clinical treat
- Licensing act could be affecting alcohol-related hospital admissions
ACT NOW: CALL 0845 370 0203 for an IMMEDIATE RESPONSE
Search Rehab Centres
How can we help?
- Contact us
- FREE list of local alcohol services in your area
- FREE advice by email
- Phone 0845 370 0203 for immediate FREE advice
- Self-assessment for alcohol dependency with our online questionnaire.
Alcohol Treatment Research

Poor Alcohol Regulation could cost up to 250,000 lives, doctors predict.
Poor Alcohol Regulation could cost up to 250,000 lives, doctors predict. ...more
Technology improves treatment options for drug users
The Drug and Alcohol Review has released a special issue on the use of new technologies in the treatment of drug problems. The issue highlights the use of mobil ...more
Department promoting early substance use screening process
The Wyoming Department of Health is strengthening its promotion of early screening for substance use-related health issues by reimbursing Wyoming healthcare pro ...more
Alcohol tax increases deter drinking
As leaders of many national, state and local governments debate whether to raise taxes on alcohol to boost revenues, their decisions also could influence how mu ...more
DrugScope welcomes report on 'neglected issue' of prescription and over-the-counter medication depen
DrugScope has welcomed the publication of the All Party Parliamentary Drugs Misuse Group's (APPDMG) findings from its inquiry into dependence and addiction to o ...more
Alcohol Treatment
Medical Information
Why dryoutnow.com

Alcoholism Treatment


Call 0845 370 0203 Now
