Addiction Science
Network
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The Addiction Science Network
(ASNet) is a virtual network for the scientific study
of addiction and for the application of information
derived from scientific analysis to the problems of
addiction. The ASNet mission has three general aims:
education through our addiction technology transfer
initiative (ATTI), promoting effective harm-reduction
strategies, and advocacy of rational drug-regulation
policies. Explicit in the ATTI component of the ASNet
mission is the dissemination of information about
addiction which is accomplished in part through this
website. Our newest resource that is part of this
program is our ASNet
Addiction Science Training Series
available exclusively through the ASNet
Podcast Channel.
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Most Recent
Commentaries from the ASNet
Forum Most Popular Commentaries from the ASNet Forum |
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Experimental Methods Used to Study Addiction |
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Online Course Information (courses listed here are taught by Dr. Michael A. Bozarth at the State University of New York at Buffalo)
Links to Other Web Sites & Treatment Resources Virtual
Lab Tour—ARU Facilities (c. 2000)
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Drug & Treatment Information
Click here for information on the Addiction Science Network Forum, an open, unmoderated discussion forum about the scientific study of drug addiction and the evidence-based knowledge obtained from such analysis. |
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Free online resource: Methods of Assessing the Reinforcing Properties of Abused Drugs |
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