Episode 77 - Using "Targeted" Naltrexone to Reduce Alcohol Use

from Addiction Medicine Made Easy | Fighting back against addiction · host Casey Grover, MD, FACEP, FASAM

Naltrexone - a medication used to reduce alcohol consumption - is usually prescribed on a scheduled basis when treating alcohol use disorder. Could prescribing it to be taken only on drinking days work too?? In this episode Dr. Grover reviews a recent study on how "targeted" naltrexone can be used to reduce alcohol use.

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