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We're interested in developing theories of addiction beyond disease models. Website: https://t.co/EXOvsGNN8L Join via https://t.co/MtT5zDH4tK…

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Addiction Theory Network@AddictTheoryNet·
Registration for our next free webinar (15 May 2023) featuring @DrCarlErik (“The Urge – lessons from the intellectual and cultural history of addiction”) is now open: @09358691-4d8e-491c-aa76-0a5cbd5ba734" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">events.teams.microsoft.com/event/7c44339c…
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James Morris
James Morris@jamesmorris24·
2-for-1 on genetic/neuro essentialist accounts of addiction! Biomedical reductionism is alive and well, and still promising future treatments breakthroughs around the corner.. theconversation.com/alcohol-and-dr…
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"The persistence of alcohol stigma highlights the limitations of an illness model ... for stigma reduction; in fact, many groups inadvertently reinforce stigma by emphasising the artificial line between ‘normal’ drinkers and the pathologised ‘alcoholic other’.."
James Morris@jamesmorris24

🗣️New publication🗣️ 'Why stigma matters in addressing alcohol harm' With @geschom for @APSAD_DAR It's quite concise & #openaccess but summary 🧵👇 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11… #stigma #AUD #recovery

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Diane O'Leary, PhD
Diane O'Leary, PhD@DianeOLeary·
Author @MPLerario implies that if changes appear on brain imaging that means the condition is brain disease rather than psych disorder. No. All mental activity correlates with brain activity, so most psych disorders have abnormal imaging. That doesn't make them brain disorders...
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Cassie Boness, PhD
Cassie Boness, PhD@Cassie_Boness·
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NIDAnews@NIDAnews

#NIDA and @NIAAAnews are inviting input on use of a term like "preaddiction" from people with lived experiences of substance use, medical and scientific research communities, and other interested parties by April 27: loom.ly/j1UTnxs

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Registration for our next free webinar (17/02/23) featuring Rebecca Lemon (“Defining Addiction - From Devotion to Dogma”) is now open: @09358691-4d8e-491c-aa76-0a5cbd5ba734" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">events.teams.microsoft.com/event/a2131366…
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James Morris
James Morris@jamesmorris24·
I regularly read how alcohol problems are "around 50%" heritable with no qualifier about what it means. It does *not* mean genes account for half the development of AUD. Recent 'polygenic risk scores (PGRS)' suggest *far* lower levels of variance accounted for by genes.. 1/4
Michael Muthukrishna@mmuthukrishna

Quick common misinterpretation - heritability is not an index of the genetic basis of a trait or a measure of the relative contribution of nature : nurture. It's the proportion of phenotypic variance for some trait that is explained by genetic variance. 9/

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