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Ethical implications of research on craving
2013
Addictive Behaviours
Cravings, intense desires to experience the effects of a drug, are widely regarded as significant impediments to overcoming addiction, although their role in relapse may be overstated. Scientists and clinicians wish to better understand the neurobiological and cognitive basis of craving so that they may develop psychotherapeutic, pharmacological and other medical methods to reduce craving and thereby drug use. The conduct of such research raises significant ethical issues. When recruiting
doi:10.1016/j.addbeh.2012.07.002
pmid:22854057
fatcat:74fjdoocjzhchgxcfqo26vzjza