Carl Hart Phd is a neuroscientist, drug researcher, and Columbia University professor with 25 years of research under his belt. He wrote a book a few years ago that was fantastic. He discusses some of his research in it. He doesn’t really get into discussing treatment or support groups. He seems most concerned with spreading truth about the effects of drugs. He wants to undo the misinformation.
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Columbia Spectator Calls CASA addiction Research “Shoddy” and “Questionable”
A scathing editorial in The Columbia Spectator implores the school to cut ties with the National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse (CASA). Their criticisms are not surprising to those of us familiar with addiction research: lack of control groups, causation vs correlation errors, and sensational claims.