The purpose of the virtual reality (VR) studies is to learn more about how the human body reacts when craving is experienced. Our goals are to find new ways to measure these experiences and potentially help individuals reduce their craving for substances.
Kelly Courtney, PhD and UC San Diego researchers are conducting a research study to find out more about craving for substances.
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The Alcohol VR Study uses virtual reality to measure alcohol craving in adults (18+) who regularly consume alcohol. To learn more about the Alcohol Study click here: Alcohol Study
Previous Studies
The NTP VR Study used virtual reality to measure nicotine craving in adult (18+) users of nicotine products (NTPs) such as tobacco cigarettes, e-cigarettes, cigars, and hookah.
To learn more about the NTP VR Study click here: NTP Study