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News
Releases
04/18/2008
- 04/23/2008
"Gene
Therapy in Rats Reduces Cocaine Use" at Yahoo News
"Gene
Therapy in Rats Reduces Cocaine Use" at Washington Post.com
"Gene
Therapy in Rats Reduces Cocaine Use" at Forbes.com
"Gene
therapy reduces cocaine use in rats" at the United Press
"Gene
Therapy in Rats Reduces Cocaine Use" at U.S. News &
World Report
"Dopamine
Boost Affects Cocaine Use in Rats" at Join Together
11/06/2007
"D-Cycloserine
Reduces Cocaine-Seeking Behavior in "Addicted" Mice"
at BNL Lab news
10/25/2007
"Food
Restriction Increases Dopamine Receptor Levels in Obese Rats"
at BNL Lab news
"Obesity
linked to low dopamine levels" at CBC
"Food
Restriction Increases Dopamine Receptors -- Linked to Pleasure --
In Rats" at Sciencedaily
"Study:
Obesity Associated With Brain's 'Reward Chemical'" at
All Headline News
"Dopamine
found to be linked with obesity'" at Earthtimes.org
"Brain's
'Reward Chemical' May Help Spur Obesity'" at KATC3
"Brain's
'Reward Chemical' May Help Spur Obesity '" at Healthfinder.gov
"Dopamine
found to be linked with obesity'" at Political Gateway
06/18/2007
"Does
Stimulant Treatment for ADHD Increase Risk of Drug Abuse?"
at BNL Lab news
03/15/2007
"Imaging
the Brain" Presentation by lab members during Brain Awareness
Week at Sachem East High School on Long Island, NY
11/15/2006
"Turning
off alcohol abuse" Winter 2006 Issue of Doscover Brookhaven
09/11/2005
"Study
examines role of cannabinoid receptors in alcohol abuse"
at Sciencedaily
"Drunk,
stoned mice shed light on addiction" at The Register (UK)
"Brain
receptor for marijuana also responds to alcohol" at Join
Together
"Study
Examines Role of Cannabinoid Receptors in Alcohol Abuse"
at BNL Lab news
07/05/2005
"Scientists
have found a way to interfere with the pleasure your brain feels
from drinking alcohol" at ScienCentral
"Alcoholic
Brains" movie clip aired on various National News Channels
(requires Quicktime)
05/10/2005
"Modulating
brain chemical reduces drinking" as reported in the Washington
Times
"Dopamine
could open way to treating alcoholism" in M&C News
"Modulating
brain chemical reduces drinking" at Netrition.com
"Two
studies offer clues on how alcoholic behavior is switched on"
at Sciencedaily
05/09/2005
Two
Studies Offer Clues About How Alcoholic Behavior is “Switched”
On
"Biochemical
Basis of Alcohol Abuse" as reported in MyDNA news
05/06/2004
"mPET
Used to Assess Results of Gene Therapy for Rats with 'Drinking Problem'"
from the Society for Nuclear Medicine
"Gentherapie
macht alkoholabhängige Ratten (fast) trocken" as reported
in Wissenschaft
"Gene
therapy reduces drinking in rats with genetic predisposition to
alcoholism" at Sciencedaily
11/06/2002
"New
tool for studying
animal models of neurological and psychiatric diseases"
at Sciencedaily
08/28/2002
"It
takes a rat to show how drugs alter brains" as reported
in the Star Ledger (New Jersey)
09/10/2001
"Gene
Therapy Reduces Alcohol Consumption in Rats" at GoBelle.com
"New
Gene Therapy Could Help Quell Alcoholic Cravings" in Scientific
American
"Gene
Therapy Reduces Drinking In "Alcoholic" Rats"
in Science Daily
11/14/2000
"Genetic
Studies promise a path to better treatment of addictions" at
The NY Times
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