The Pharmacology of Alcohol Abuse (Handbook of Experimental Pharmacology, 114)
by Henry R. Kranzler, R.F. Anton, H.C. Becker, B.J. Berg, M.J. Bohn, K.E. Bremner, D.A. Ciraulo, R.K. Fuller, J. Gelernter, K.A. Grant, D. Hersh, G.A. Higgins, P.L. Hoffman, C.M. Knapp, A.Dzung Le, S.W. Leslie, R.Z. Litten, J. Littleton, P. Manu, A.T. Mclellan, A.K. Mehta, J. Moring, C. Müller, C.A. Naranjo, M.K. Romach, H. Rommelspacher, H.H. Samson, B.F. Sands, E.M. Sellers, W.J. Shoemaker, M.K. Ticku, D.M. Tomkins, J.R. Volpicelli, N.T. Watson, T.M. Worner
Part of the Handbook of Experimental Pharmacology series, this scholarly reference addresses the pharmacology of alcohol abuse. With contributions from a broad group of authors, it offers a focused resource for readers studying alcohol-related pharmacology, experimental research, medicine, and substance abuse.
About This Book
The Pharmacology of Alcohol Abuse is volume 114 in the Handbook of Experimental Pharmacology series.
This reference work focuses on the pharmacological study of alcohol abuse, placing the subject within experimental pharmacology.
The book features contributions from a large group of authors, including Henry R. Kranzler, R.F. Anton, and H.C. Becker.
It is intended as a scholarly resource for readers seeking focused information on alcohol abuse and its pharmacological context.
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