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期刊名:Journal of addiction medicine

缩写:J ADDICT MED

ISSN:1932-0620

e-ISSN:1935-3227

IF/分区:3.2/Q1

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Megan Miller,Noa Krawczyk Megan Miller
Objectives: Policy reforms are being considered to increase methadone treatment (MT) access for opioid use disorder in the United States. Proponents of more structured MT reference risks of diversion, including non-prescr...
Anna Cheng,Zoe M Weinstein,Melissa Davoust et al. Anna Cheng et al.
Objectives: Pandemic-related telehealth expansion changed how buprenorphine care was delivered. However, patient and clinician experiences with how these changes shaped decisions about prescription length remain underexpl...
Nolan Marshall,Alëna A Balasanova Nolan Marshall
Background: Toxic leukoencephalopathy is a heterogenous syndrome characterized by destruction of brain white matter. Inhalational heroin has been linked to a specific set of neuroimaging findings termed heroin-associated ...
Benjamin H Han,Wayne E Kepner,Annie L Nguyen et al. Benjamin H Han et al.
Objectives: Methamphetamine can complicate the management of chronic diseases and is associated with a range of health complications. This study examines the contextual motivations and perceived risks of methamphetamine u...
Soohyun Joe,Joseph A Carley,Eunju Kim et al. Soohyun Joe et al.
Objectives: To characterize long-term sex-specific trends in past-year methamphetamine use in the United States and to assess whether prevalence trajectories differ between males and females, with implications for the pra...
Vanessa Drury,Josh Aleksanyan,Nithya Narayanan et al. Vanessa Drury et al.
Objectives: Transition age (TA, 18-5 years old) adults experience disproportionately high rates of substance use disorders (SUD) but are less likely than other adults to engage in treatment. To better understand TA adults...
Rachel K Landis,Kandice A Kapinos,Phoebe Rose Levine et al. Rachel K Landis et al.
Objectives: We examined associations between coverage-promoting policies and changes in initiation and discontinuation of buprenorphine treatment during Medicaid unwinding. ...
Ruth N Jeminiwa,Jam M M Yu,Maria Foy et al. Ruth N Jeminiwa et al.
Objectives: This review aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of pharmacist-based interventions on treatment retention and nonprescribed opioid use among individuals with opioid use disorder (OUD). A secondary objective was...
Clarissa O&#x;Conor,Elliott Brady,Benjamin Hayes et al. Clarissa O&#x;Conor et al.
Objectives: Initiating weekly long-acting injectable buprenorphine (LAIB) without prior sublingual buprenorphine ("direct-to-inject" or DTI) may reduce buprenorphine initiation barriers. In this case series, we describe o...
Dustin P Kee,Kenneth A Feder,Lyndon Wood et al. Dustin P Kee et al.
Objectives: To analyze trends in initiation of medications for opioid use disorder (MOUD) among hospitalized patients with opioid use disorder (OUD) and explore patient-reported factors underlying medication selection ami...