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Acamprosate: A New Medication for Alcohol Use Disorders

Substance Abuse Treatment, Fall 2005, Advisory, Vol. 4, Issue 1

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Describes how acamprosate works, how it compares with other drugs used for medication-assisted treatment of alcohol abuse, and how treatment providers can integrate it into their treatment programs. Discusses the safety, side effects, and patient education.

Pub id: MS974
Publication Date: 9/2005
Popularity: 248
Format: Advisory
Audience: Professional Care Providers
Series: SAMHSA Advisory

Tags: Treatment Improvement Alcoholism Medication-Assisted Treatment Alcohol Abuse

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