Executive function moderates naltrexone effects on methamphetamine-induced craving and subjective responses
Aaron C. Lim(Virginia Commonwealth University), Lara A. Ray(University of California, Los Angeles), Kelly E. Courtney(University of California San Diego), Philip Sayegh(University of California, Los Angeles), Lindsay R. Meredith(University of California, Los Angeles), Nathasha R. Moallem(University of California, Los Angeles), ReJoyce Green(Medical University of South Carolina), Erica N. Grodin(University of California, Los Angeles), Alexandra Venegas(University of California, Los Angeles), Edythe D. London(University of Southern California)
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