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There are currently no effective treatments for meth-associative cognitive deficits, and their neurobiological underpinnings remain incompletely understood. This study investigated the effects of chronic meth self-administration on episodic-like recognition memory and evaluated whether pharmacological potentiation of metabotropic glutamate receptor subtype 2 (mGlu2) could rescue these deficits. Methods: Adult male Long\u2013Evans rats underwent 7 days of limited- (1 h\/day) followed by 14 days of extended-access (6 h\/day) meth self-administration, followed by 30 days of abstinence. Recognition memory was assessed using the object-in-place (OIP) task. A positive allosteric modulator of mGlu2 receptors, LY-487379 (25 mg\/kg, s.c.), was administered prior to the memory test. In parallel, changes in total and surface mGlu2\/3 protein levels in the prelimbic and perirhinal cortices were evaluated. Results: Rats with extended access to meth self-administration exhibited escalated drug intake and persistent deficits in OIP memory. Administration of LY-487379 acutely rescued this deficit. Total mGlu2\/3 protein levels were unaltered; however, meth exposure was associated with a significant increase in surface mGlu2\/3 receptor expression in both cortical regions examined. Conclusions: These results demonstrate that chronic meth produces persistent cognitive dysfunction that can be rescued by mGlu2 receptor potentiation. The observed increase in surface mGlu2\/3 expression may represent a compensatory response to chronic glutamatergic dysregulation, but it appears to be insufficient to restore cognitive function alone, without pharmacological enhancement. 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