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Hello You, this is the podcast of Inside Science from BBC Radio 4 first broadcast on the

20th of September 2018 I'm Adam Rutherford it's a special edition of

Inside Science on Addiction we're at the Science Gallery London right under the

shard which is a brand new venue for the collision of art, science and culture and

their opening exhibition is called Hooked, a series of installations and works by people who have experienced

addiction with expert voices from King's College London including researchers

from the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology, and Neuroscience. The charity Action on Addiction says that one in three people

will experience addiction to something during their lives which poses a huge

burden on those people, on their friends and families and to society more broadly.

Today we're going in depth into the neuroscience, the psychology and the epidemiology of addiction.

What the latest research says about what addiction actually is and how that can help us treat people experiencing addiction.

My guests are psychologist, Dr Sally Marlow, and neuroscientist Professor Mittle Meta, who are both here at King's College London and have been involved in the exhibition

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