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Imagery-based Coping for Cocaine Use Disorder
A pragmatic, 4-week, 4-group, between-subjects, factorial randomised controlled trial conducted at a specialist NHS outpatient addictions clinic and hospital clinical research facility to determine if mental imagery (of past and future positive \[recovery oriented\] and negative \[cocaine aversive\] events) can help reduce cue-induced cocaine craving and cocaine use.
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