Condition: Alcohol Use · Sponsor: Yale University
For this protocol, the investigators plan to collect pilot data to examine sex differences in guanfacine's effect on 1) counteracting stress and stimulation based drinking behavior in the laboratory and 2) improving clinical outcomes during a subsequent treatment phase.
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Meaghan Lavery · 203-737-2783 · meaghan.lavery@yale.edu
Sabrina Coppola · 203-737-2827 · sabrina.coppola@yale.edu
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