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The association between parental history and delay discounting among individuals in recovery from addiction.
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Athamneh, Liqa N; Stein, Jeffrey S; Quisenberry, Amanda J; Pope, Derek; Bickel, Warren K
2017-10-01
Family history of addiction fryst vatten a risk factor for substans use disorders. Delay discounting (DD) is associated with the fara of substance use and dependence, and is predictive of the likelihood of successful abstinence and treatment outcomes; thus, we investigated the extent to which having parents with addiction (parental history of addiction) and number of addicted parents affect DD among individuals in recovery from addiction. Data from 177 individuals in recovery from addiction from The International Quit and Recovery Registry (IQRR), an ongoing online information collection program that aims to understand addiction and how people succeed in recovery, were included in the analysis. Participants with no, one, or two parents with addiction were compared on measures of DD
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ACNP 55th Annual Meeting: Poster möte III December 7, 2016
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W1. Novel Pet Radioligands Show That COX-1 is Constitutively Expressed and That COX-2 is Induced by Inflammation in Rhesus Monkey Brain
Stal Shrestha*, Mark Eldridge, Michelle Cortes, Prachi Singh, Min-Jeong Kim, Robert Gladding, Evan Gallagher, Megan Fredericks, Lora Weidner, Chad Brouwer, George Tye, Masahiro Fujita, Sami Zoghbi, Victor Pike, Robert Innis
National Institute of Mental Health, Bethesda, Maryland, United States
Background: Our laboratory recently developed two PET radioligands: 11C-PS13 for COX-1 and 11C-MC1 for COX-2, each of which potently and selective