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While safe and effective treatments for methamphetamine and cocaine have long eluded scientists, according to Newsday, there is new promise in a drug called GVG (gamma vinyl-GABA), approved for use in Europe to prevent seizures. The drug is not marketed in the U.S. Steven Dewey, a senior chemist at Brookhaven National Laboratory, found that GVG ended addiction to cocaine, alcohol and cigarettes when tested on animals. Following this discovery, Dewey and Dr. Jonathan Brodie conducted a study in Mexico (where GVG is approved to treat epilepsy),…