The Conversation: How Alcohol Effects Our Bodies and Brains

Part 1: What is alcohol and how does it make us drunk? What is it in alcoholic beverages that makes us intoxicated and where does

Key brain area plays a crucial role in addiction

By Ana Sandoiu New research finds that the cerebellum, a large part of the human brain that scientists thought was primarily involved in motor control, may

The Alcohol Pharmacology Education Partnership: When Can Alcohol Damage the Fetus?

Prenatal alcohol exposure can damage the fetus during the entire pregnancy, but depending on when the exposure occurs determines which organ is affected. Pregnancy can

Brain Studies Point to Perils of Adolescent Alcohol Use

May 17, 2018 by NIAAA The brain takes longer to develop and mature than any other organ in the body. Beginning in the third week

Your developing baby: Building the brain is like building a house

Your baby’s growth and development is guided by the brain. Brain development begins during pregnancy and continues into the adult years. In the developing embryo,

Neurology / Neuroscience Psychology / Psychiatry Alcohol / Addiction / Illegal Drugs The neuroscience of impulse and addiction

The neuroscience of impulse and addiction Written by Tim Newman Published: Wednesday 6 April 2016 Impulsivity, sensation-seeking and substance abuse have long been linked. Although

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