Gene Variant Predicts Medication Response In Patients With Alcohol Dependence

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Gene Variant Predicts Medication Response In Patients With Alcohol Dependence - 07-02-2008, 04:10 PM

Patients with a certain gene variant drank less and experienced better overall clinical outcomes than patients without the variant while taking the medication naltrexone. About 87 percent of patients with the variant who received naltrexone experienced good outcomes, compared with about 49 percent of those who received a placebo.

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