Researchers have found that the brain's 'salience network' is only activated when drugs are taken intravenously, not orally, offering insights into addiction mechanisms. Quick drug entry into the brain, like injection or smoking, shows a higher addiction potential than slower methods such as oral intake.
Researchers have found that the brain's 'salience network' is only activated when drugs are taken intravenously, not orally, offering insights into addiction mechanisms. Quick drug entry into the brain, like injection or smoking, shows a higher addiction potential than slower methods such as oral intake.
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