Combined varenicline and naltrexone attenuates alcohol cue-elicited activation in heavy drinking smokers
Erica N. Grodin(University of California, Los Angeles), Lara A. Ray(University of California, Los Angeles), Elizabeth M. Burnette(University of California, Los Angeles), ReJoyce Green(Medical University of South Carolina), Karen Miotto(University of California, Los Angeles), Aaron C. Lim(Virginia Commonwealth University)
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