2nd Global Congress on
Addiction Medicine, Behavioral Health & Psychiatric Research
August 26–27, 2027 | Boston, USA
Boston, USA
GABP Congress 2027
Brain Pathways of Addiction
Addiction develops through changes in brain pathways that regulate reward, motivation, and self-control. Repeated substance use overstimulates dopamine circuits, reinforcing cravings and compulsive behavior. Over time, the brain prioritizes substance-seeking over natural rewards. The prefrontal cortex, responsible for judgment and decision-making, becomes less effective. Understanding these pathways helps shape targeted treatments and relapse prevention strategies.
- Reward Circuit
- Dopamine System
- Stress Pathways
- Habit Formation
- Neuroplasticity
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