The Neuroscience Research Institute at Peking University: a place for the solution of pain and drug abuse
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- PMCID: PMC11514998
- DOI: 10.1007/s10571-007-9244-z
The Neuroscience Research Institute at Peking University: a place for the solution of pain and drug abuse
Abstract
Neuroscience research in China has undergone rapid expansion since 1980. The Neuroscience Research Institute of Peking University, one of the most active neuroscience research groups in China, was founded in 1987. Currently, the institute is overseeing four research areas, i.e., (1) pain and analgesia, (2) drug abuse and acupuncture treatment for drug addiction, (3) the mechanism of neurological degenerative disorders, and (4) the role of neuroglia in central nervous system injury. The institute is simultaneously investigating both theoretical and clinical studies. Acupuncture remains the core of research, while pain and drug abuse form the two disciplines.
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