ERC Starting Grant · 2025
Despite extensive research and numerous therapeutic efforts, addiction remains a chronic condition for many individuals, with relapse rates alarmingly high. Traditional approaches predominantly emphasize cognitive and neural aspects of addiction, often overlooking the crucial interoceptive dimension, the perception of internal bodily states. Even though evidence suggests that physiological states contribute to the development and persistence of addiction, and patients report intense bodily sensations during craving episodes, we still lack tools to measure bodily processes associated with craving, understand their role in addiction risk, and effectively address them in therapy. Through a…
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