Methamphetamine use increased dramatically in the past four years: the number of people who self-identified as frequent methamphetamine users increased by 66%.
“What makes these data even more devastating is that currently, there are no approved medications to treat methamphetamine use disorder,” said co-author Emily Einstein, PhD, chief of NIDA’s Science Policy Branch
Read the full article by Kara Grant at MedPage Today, originally published on September 22, 2021.
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