Beschreibung:
Markus Heilig is a physician scientist and one of the most highly cited addiction researchers of his generation. For the past decade, he has led one of the largest research programs on addictive disorders in the world at the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism at the National Institutes of Health. He is a fellow of the American College of Neuropsychopharmacology and is an editor of leading scientific journals in the field.
A leading physician scientist explains why, despite major advances in our understanding of addiction, treatment continues to be ineffective--even harmful--and how we can achieve better outcomes.
Acknowledgments1. Us and Them2. A Grocery Store That Closed3. An Entity in Its Own Right4. A Chronic, Relapsing Disorder5. Man or Machine?6. Histories, Brains, and Behaviors7. The Pursuit of Happiness8. The Dark Side of Addiction9. Rash Actions10. Turning On a Bright Light11. Getting the Cue12. A Strained Mind13. Fathers and Sons14. Molecular Culprits15. Trick or Treatment16. Please Behave17. Pills for Addiction Ills18. Pray If You Wish, but Please Take Your Meds First19. The Journey AheadNotesIndex