Psychopharmacological management of pathological gambling

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Gambling 100%
• Nucleus Accumbens 31%
• Prefrontal Cortex 29%
• Ventral Tegmental Area 19%
• Dopamine 19%
• Substance-Related Disorders 14%
• Illicit Drugs 10%
• Pharmacology 10%
• Serotonin Uptake Inhibitors 10%
• 5-hydroxyindole 9%
• gamma-Aminobutyric Acid 9%
• Serotonin 8%
• Craving 7%
• Pleasure 7%
• Impulsive Behavior 7%
• Acetic Acid 6%
• Anxiety 6%
• Dopaminergic Neurons 6%
• Gyrus Cinguli 6%
• Drive 6%
• Depression 6%
• Reward 6%
• Synaptic Transmission 6%
• Tilia 5%
• Endorphins 4%
• Tegmentum Mesencephali 4%
• Addictive Behavior 4%
• Obsessive Behavior 4%
• Videotape Recording 4%
• Basal Forebrain 4%
• Substance Withdrawal Syndrome 3%
• Narcotic Antagonists 3%
• mu Opioid Receptor 3%
• Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder 3%
• Arousal 3%
• United States Food and Drug Administration 3%
• Drug Delivery Systems 3%
• Brain 3%
• Thinking 3%
• Anticonvulsants 3%
• Uncertainty 2%
• Opioid Analgesics 2%
• Cerebrospinal Fluid 2%
• Color 2%
• Decision Making 2%
• Therapeutics 2%
• Psychological Inhibition 2%
• Motivation 2%
• Emotions 2%
• Comorbidity 2%
• Psychiatry 2%
• Central Nervous System 2%
• Stroke 2%
• Glucose 2%
• Neurons 1%
• Drug Therapy 1%
• Genes 1%

Social Sciences

• gambling 86%
• management 38%
• drug dependence 11%
• drug 8%
• medication 8%
• activation 6%
• anxiety 6%
• addiction 5%
• reward 5%
• brain 5%
• pope 4%
• comorbidity 3%
• stroke 3%
• etiology 3%
• mood 3%
• withdrawal 3%
• uncertainty 2%
• decision making 2%
• evidence 1%