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Human Alcohol Seeking Despite Aversion
Prolonged alcohol use results in drinking despite resultant problems and adverse consequences. The investigators propose to test a laboratory model of human seeking despite aversion to use as an early marker of disease onset, and as a tool for study of its neural functional substrates, and identification of effective treatments.
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