Abstract

Addiction remains a major public health concern, and the efficacy of addiction medications is crucial in the management of substance use disorders. This paper explores methodologies for assessing the effectiveness of addiction medications, evaluating both subjective and objective measures. The research focuses on various approaches, including clinical outcomes, biomarkers, patient self-reports, and behavioral assessments. By analyzing current methodologies and their limitations, this study aims to provide a framework for better evaluation of addiction treatments.