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Mice Fed with Cocaine Show Growth in Brain Areas Linked with Learning, Memory
Using cocaine even once can lead to growth in brain size linked with learning and memory. A new study conducted on mice found newer structures within two hours of cocaine use. The latest research helps explain why cocaine is so addictive.
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