Reduced drug use is a meaningful treatment outcome for people with stimulant use disorders, study shows

Reducing stimulant use was associated with significant improvement in measures of health and recovery among people with stimulant use disorder, even if they did not achieve total abstinence. This finding is according to an analysis of data from 13 randomized clinical trials of treatments for stimulant use disorders involving methamphetamine and cocaine.

Source: sciencedaily.com

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