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Stanford Scientists Discover Non-Addictive Drug can Treat Opioid Addiction

Stanford University scientists believe they have found a non-addictive drug that can prevent or significantly minimize withdrawal symptoms in people addicted to opioids.
"The drug, ondansetron, which is already approved to treat nausea and vomiting, appears to avoid some of the problems that accompany existing treatments for addiction to these powerful painkillers, the scientists said."
Scientists are quick to point out that withdrawal treatment is not the same as addiction recovery. True recovery requires long-term commitment to counseling and addiction support. Source: Stanford University Medical Center

Labels: treatment, recovery, opioids

Posted By: Aspen Education Group