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A 16-person pilot recorded EEG during music therapy at a London addiction service and found immediate craving drops plus a shift in frontal alpha asymmetry.
New systematic review finds controlled breathing techniques significantly reduce cravings across substance use disorders, offering accessible tool for recovery.
A University of Utah economic evaluation finds Mindfulness-Oriented Recovery Enhancement saves $324,000 per patient over a lifetime, outpacing standard addiction care.