This Study Found Another Clue to Stopping Coke Addiction Before It Starts
(WorldNews Canada)

Who among us has not secretly wished to do all the drugs with zero of the addictive consequences? Wait, maybe don`t answer that. Because that`s not exactly what scientists at the University of British Columbia set out to do when they genetically engineered mice that show no signs of addiction, even after repeated injections of cocaine. In fact, lead researcher Shernaz Bamji told VICE her team was aiming to create the opposite-a mouse brain with amplified addiction tendencies. Yet Bamji ended up with a bunch of party-hardened rodents that apparently don`t get thirsty for their next hit. The...