studying the addiction

Methamphetamine abuse affects the human organism at many levels: brain, body, thoughts, genes.

The Methamphetamine Abuse Research Center at OHSU and the Portland VA Medical Center is a new NIDA center approaching drug research at all these levels, in a truly translational context. This means we study meth addiction "from bench to bedside" -- all the way from the genetics or pharmacology lab to the patient who comes in for treatment.

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A young mouse explores a testing chamber, where it will learn a task designed to assess how impulsive it is:  whether
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Center director Aaron Janowsky answers questions following a public lecture on methamphetamine research  

Last updated 10.30.08. Comments or questions about the site? E-mail marcinfo@ohsu.edu. .