Anti-Anxiety Drug Said to Help Meth Addicts

Anti-Anxiety Drug Said to Help Meth Addicts
June 30, 2006

Research Summary

This article has been withdrawn from our service. It reports preliminary uncontrolled results from off label use of a medication approved for a condition that is not addiction. The FDA has not approved this treatment modality, nor has it been supported by peer reviewed NIH research.

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