to heroin and common pain medications, also called opioids. Combined with the 15 million fighting this addiction across the globe, the need for a medication that may help in the recovery process is more important now than ever before.

Researchers never stop searching for new and better treatment options. This is the only way to battle the growing list of illnesses and diseases that we face everyday.

This Web site provides information about a clinical research study for people with opioid dependence that may be available in your area. Visit the pages of this Web site to learn more about how our brains can become addicted to drugs and how we may be able to stop the cycle of addiction. You will also be given detailed information about how to get involved in this study.