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Pharmacotherapy for stimulant-related disorders.


ABSTRACT: Stimulant-related disorders (SRD) continue to be an important public health problem for which there are presently no approved pharmacotherapies. Although behavioral interventions provide some benefit response varies. The development of novel and effective pharmacotherapies continues to be a research priority. Understanding neural mechanisms critical to the action of stimulants has helped reveal several potential pharmacotherapies that have already shown promise in controlled clinical trials. Common to some of these medications is the ability to reverse neural deficits in individuals with SRD. Results from thoroughly conducted clinical trials continue to broaden our knowledge increasing the possibility of soon developing effective pharmacotherapies for SRD.

SUBMITTER: Haile CN 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC3858902 | biostudies-literature | 2013 Nov

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Pharmacotherapy for stimulant-related disorders.

Haile Colin N CN   Kosten Thomas R TR  

Current psychiatry reports 20131101 11


Stimulant-related disorders (SRD) continue to be an important public health problem for which there are presently no approved pharmacotherapies. Although behavioral interventions provide some benefit response varies. The development of novel and effective pharmacotherapies continues to be a research priority. Understanding neural mechanisms critical to the action of stimulants has helped reveal several potential pharmacotherapies that have already shown promise in controlled clinical trials. Com  ...[more]

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