Psychostimulants
by Koob, George F., Arends, Michael A., McCracken, Mandy, Le Moal, Michel
by Koob, George F., Arends, Michael A., McCracken, Mandy, Le Moal, Michel
by Koob, George F., Arends, Michael A., McCracken, Mandy, Le Moal, Michel
fromNeurobiology of addiction series
by Koob, George F., Arends, Michael A., McCracken, Mandy, Le Moal, Michel
by Koob, George F., Arends, Michael A., McCracken, Mandy, Le Moal, Michel
Psychostimulant drugs, such as cocaine and amphetamines, of the indirect sympathomimetic class have a long history as tonics and other preparations to allay fatigue and sustain performance. These drugs also have a long history of abuse and dependence. Abuse potential varies with…