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期刊名:Journal of substance use

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ISSN:1465-9891

e-ISSN:1475-9942

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Stephanie Soliz,Sean D Young Stephanie Soliz
Background: Interdisciplinary approaches are needed to address complex societal problems, such as the opioid crisis. We sought to explore the feasibility and potential issues encountered in planning and implementing a 24-...
Konstantina E Yantsides,Migdalia R Tracy,Margie Skeer Konstantina E Yantsides
Introduction: There is an established link between non-medical use of prescription drugs (NMUPD) and heroin use among adults; however, little is known about this relationship among adolescents. We investigate this associa...
Igor V Linskiy,Jinyao Yi,Volodymyr I Korostiy et al. Igor V Linskiy et al.
Background: Substance uses confer huge risks for public health in modern society. This study aimed to evaluate current factors related to alcohol drinking and tobacco smoking in the republic of Ukraine. ...
Brittney Greene,Ashley Seepaul,Khin Htet et al. Brittney Greene et al.
Psychological distress is an important predictor of heavy drinking, especially among lower-income drinkers. The mechanisms underlying this effect have not been well characterized. One possibility is that distressed individuals are more vuln...
Jan Klimas,Wing Yin Mok,Stephanie Lake et al. Jan Klimas et al.
Background: While preliminary evidence has begun to document intentional use of one substance to reduce the use of another, the phenomenon of drug substitution among people who use illicit opioids remains understudied. Th...
Siwen Xie,Haruka Minami,Danusha Selva Kumar et al. Siwen Xie et al.
Smoking prevalence among individuals in substance use treatment remains higher than in the general population. Given that many smokers in substance use treatment are reluctant to quit smoking, it is important to understand the factors that ...
Margaret A Austin,Margo C Villarosa-Hurlocker Margaret A Austin
Students with anxiety or mood issues tend to engage in more problematic drinking, but less is known about those students with co-occurring anxiety and mood symptoms. This study compares rates of weekly alcohol use, hazardous drinking, and a...
Michael Scherer,Paul Marques,Amy R Manning et al. Michael Scherer et al.
Background: Some alcohol interventions have been found to have the adverse outcome of increasing non-alcohol-related substance use. It is unknown, however, how changes in alcohol use over the course of alcohol ignition in...
Michael Scherer,Kenneth Beck,Eileen P Taylor et al. Michael Scherer et al.
Introduction: Alcohol ignition interlock devices (IID) reduce rates of drinking and driving. The interlock offers an opportune time for tailoring targeted interventions to develop habits to separate drinking from driving ...
Jung Yeon Lee,Kerstin Pahl,Wonkuk Kim Jung Yeon Lee
Objectives: As the rate of cannabis use increases, it is expected that more individuals will develop a Cannabis Use Disorder (CUD). Relatively little is known, however, about the psychosocial correlates of CUDs among raci...