A Cure for Nari

01/28/2026

Prayer, hope and continued confidence in science… is a cure closer than we think?

New medications are in the pipeline that could help people win their battles against addictive substances, including opioids

09/30/2025

Researchers at Virginia Commonwealth University have developed a new formulation of an older medication used to curb op**te use, with very promising results!

Their latest preclinical study showed promising results in reducing opioid use and withdrawal symptoms.

09/10/2025

09/07/2025

The Summer of Stimulation at Yale U is winding down. Can transcranial magnetic stimulation (brain stimulation) work to effectively cure treatment resistant addictions?

Yale neuroscientist Vaughn R. Steele is spending the summer testing whether a treatment known as transcranial magnetic stimulation can help people with alcohol and opioid addiction.

09/07/2025

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07/19/2025

Happy to announce our new partner organization, CURE ADDICTION NOW. This group is working hard to support the cutting edge research needed to cure addiction. Please visit https://cureaddictionnow.org for details about this special group! Any donations received here at AC4N will directly benefit CURE ADDICTION NOW through the end of 2025 or you may contribute directly on their website. Thank you and have a great weekend!

Cure Addiction Now is dedicated to the understanding, treatment, and ultimate cure of substance use disorder by funding cutting-edge research.

02/02/2025

Perhaps there is something to this? More study is warranted!

GLP-1 drugs are quickly becoming some of the most ubiquitous in the U.S., and they have drawn interest for their potential use in treating alcohol use disorder.

02/09/2023

Despite overdose deaths hovering around all-time highs, VC's remain largely uninterested. While there are 3 "treatments" for opioid addiction: methadone, buprenorphine, and naltrexone, they come with their own set of side affects and a stigma which many in recovery won't endorse or embrace as being truly in "recovery" or "clean". How about a cure? It's out there, waiting to be developed! Funds are needed to find it.

A report suggests that, even though U.S. addiction deaths are hovering around their all-time high, drug companies and the investors who back them are unlikely to provide solutions anytime soon.

05/18/2022