STAT August 5, 2024
Lev Facher

When it comes to treating methamphetamine addiction, the use of behavioral incentives is settled science. Offering financial rewards, like gift cards, to people who demonstrate that they’ve reduced or stopped their meth use, is highly effective: Studies show that contingency management, as it is known, can promote abstinence from drugs, increase utilization of health care services, and even reduce high-risk sexual behavior.

But despite spiking meth overdose rates and the Biden administration’s expressions of support for high-quality addiction treatment,...

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