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| | Addiction recovery, environment is a major factor, study |
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date: Nov 2nd 2005 16:36
New research in monkeys suggests that, although living in an enriched environment can make someone less vulnerable to abusing cocaine, once started, extended drug abuse can eliminate the social advantage the abuser originally had. However, the research also shows that prolonged abstinence from drug use can give the recovering addict another chance, and that environment again becomes a major factor influencing the success of the recovery... click link for more info.
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