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Marshall University research identifies lasting brain changes associated with adolescent binge alcohol exposure

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Adolescent alcohol exposure disrupts astrocyte-synaptic structural and functional coupling in the male dorsal hippocampus
Adolescent alcohol exposure disrupts astrocyte-synaptic structural and functional coupling in the male dorsal hippocampus

Research from the Marshall University Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine sheds light on how binge alcohol exposure during adolescence may lead to lasting changes in brain function that continue into adulthood, potentially revealing a new target for future treatment strategies.

Coulter Mol Psych 2026

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