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Erasing Memory of Alcoholic Rats can Curb Addiction, Study Says
Researchers were able to identify and deactivate a brain pathway linked to memories that causes alcohol cravings in rats, a find that suggests that people with alcohol problems could also stay sober by erasing alcohol-associated memories that trigger relapse.
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