Brain-Zapping device tested as opioid withdrawal aid
NCT ID NCT04325659
Summary
This study tested whether a medical device called the Bridge could help people with opioid addiction get through withdrawal. Researchers at Johns Hopkins enrolled 46 people with active addiction to stay in a research unit. They compared the real device against a fake device and a medication to see which best reduced withdrawal symptoms and helped people stay in treatment.
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Behavioral Pharmacology Research Unit
Baltimore, Maryland, 21224, United States
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