Stress and drug addiction: an up-to-date perspective from 2020
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.20882/adicciones.1470Keywords:
Stress, drug addiction, psychosocial factors, allostasis, early life stress, neuroscienceAbstract
The role of stress in addiction is complex. In this editorial we highlight the main issues of interest in the ongoing research in relation to drug addiction and stress from an up-to-date perspective. Thus, taking into account that several bibliographic reviews have been published recently on the subject, the aim of this editorial has been to gather updated information in order to point out future directions of research that could make a valuable contribution to the knowledge about addictions and the role that stress plays in them. Finally, we stress the need for interdisciplinary research that addresses stress and addictions by incorporating and integrating physical and psychosocial factors into addictions.References
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