Blood pressure drug tested to curb alcohol cravings
NCT ID NCT06900998
Summary
This small Yale study is testing whether nimodipine, a blood pressure medication, can reduce alcohol drinking in people with alcohol use disorder. Five non-treatment-seeking adults will stay overnight in a hospital, receive the drug, and then participate in a lab session where they can choose to drink alcohol or take money instead. Researchers will measure how much alcohol is consumed and any changes in craving or side effects.
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Yale University School of Medicine (Connecticut Mental Health Center)
New Haven, Connecticut, 06519, United States
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