Pharmacological approaches to treating addiction are evolving rapidly, with growing evidence supporting the efficacy of medication-assisted interventions for diverse substances. Pharmacotherapy and medication-assisted treatment have transformed recovery trajectories for individuals struggling with opioids, alcohol, and even nicotine. Agents like buprenorphine, methadone, and naltrexone help mitigate withdrawal symptoms and reduce cravings while stabilizing long-term outcomes. Integration of behavioral support enhances the efficacy of these medications, providing a more comprehensive care pathway. Clinicians now focus on individualized treatment planning, ensuring the right pharmacological support is matched with the patient's physiological and psychological needs. As stigma diminishes, accessibility and adherence rates continue to improve.
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