Advancing Opioid Use Disorder Treatment: A Narrative Review of Evidence-Based Solutions to Systems-Level Barriers in the US [0.03%]
推进阿片类药物使用障碍的治疗：美国系统层面障碍的基于证据的解决方案叙事性回顾
Amelia Bailey,Augustine W Kang,Rosemarie A Martin
Amelia Bailey
Background: Evidence-based practices to treat opioid use disorder (OUD) include behavioral interventions and medications to treat OUD (MOUD). Each type of treatment has unique systems-level challenges that limit care acce...
Comparative Effectiveness of Dentist-Led Lecture Versus Self-Directed Learning on Tobacco Knowledge and Susceptibility Among Nigerian Adolescents: A School-Based Cluster-Randomized Controlled Trial [0.03%]
尼日利亚青少年牙医主导的讲座与自我导向学习对烟草知识和易感性的比较效果：基于学校的群随机对照试验
Omotayo Francis Fagbule,Mary Ebelechukwu Osuh,Folake Barakat Lawal et al.
Omotayo Francis Fagbule et al.
Background: Adolescents' tobacco susceptibility is a strong predictor of future initiation; yet rigorously evaluated school-based interventions in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) remain scarce. This study compare...
Determinants of Implementation and Sustainability of Transitional Opioid Programs Within Rural and Urban Safety Net Hospitals [0.03%]
农村和城市安全网医院过渡性阿片类药物项目实施与可持续性的决定因素分析
Cheyenne Fenstemaker,Alden Yuanhong Lai,Ji Eun Chang et al.
Cheyenne Fenstemaker et al.
Background: Hospitalization presents a critical juncture to engage patients with opioid use disorder, but safety net hospitals are less likely to offer transitional opioid programs (TOPs), which initiate treatment and con...
Impact of Simple Versus Complex Cannabis Advertising Messages and Warnings on US Young Adults' Product Perceptions [0.03%]
简明与复杂的大麻广告信息及警告对美国年轻成人产品感知的影响
Morgan B Speer,Cassidy R LoParco,Darcey M McCready et al.
Morgan B Speer et al.
Background: Despite cannabis' increased popularity, limited research has assessed effects of advertising messages or warnings, particularly their complexity. This study examined effects of advertising message and warning ...
Expanding Methadone Access Through Community Pharmacies: A Qualitative Study Exploring Opioid Treatment Program Staff Perceptions of Pharmacy-Based Medication Units [0.03%]
基于药店的药物机构化项目：定性探讨阿片类治疗项目的工作人员在社区药店开展美沙酮维持治疗的观点
Caroline Shubel,Mary Ava Nunnery,Grace T Marley et al.
Caroline Shubel et al.
Background: In the United States, methadone for opioid use disorder is limited to opioid treatment programs. Increased methadone access is necessary, and community pharmacies may be a logical option for expansion. The obj...
Atomoxetine Versus Placebo for Cognitive Deficits in Stimulant Use Disorder: A Systematic Review [0.03%]
安非他酮与安慰剂对兴奋剂使用障碍认知缺陷的影响：系统性综述
Douglas Barroso,Martin Kotochinsky,Mateus Rodrigues Alessi et al.
Douglas Barroso et al.
Background: Stimulant use disorder (StUD), particularly involving cocaine and amphetamines, is associated with significant cognitive impairments that impede recovery and increase relapse risk. Atomoxetine, a selective nor...
"Leaving the decision step to me": School Naloxone Policies Developed and Implemented by District and School Nurses [0.03%]
“把决定权留给我”：由学区护士和学校护士制定和实施的校园纳洛酮政策
Erin Erickson,Heather Kane,Sofia A Garcia et al.
Erin Erickson et al.
Background: Some state legislatures have passed laws that allow or require that districts and schools maintain naloxone on campus. In response to the ongoing opioid and overdose epidemic, school and district nurses are in...
Impacts of a Scattered-Site Managed Alcohol Program for People With Alcohol Use Disorder in Halifax, Nova Scotia: A Mixed-Methods Study [0.03%]
安大略哈利法克斯酒依赖综合管理计划实施效果研究：一项混合方法研究
Candis Lepage,Leah Genge,Thomas D Brothers
Candis Lepage
Background: Managed alcohol programs (MAPs) are harm reduction services that provide regular, measured doses of beverage-grade alcohol alongside social and health services, aiming to reduce nonbeverage alcohol consumption...
Addiction Medicine Fellowship Curricula: How Programs are Meeting ACGME Requirements and Providing Educational Innovation [0.03%]
成瘾医学专科培训课程：项目如何满足ACGME要求并进行教育创新
Randi Sokol,Bari-Sue Brodsky,Gregory Jaffe
Randi Sokol
Background: As of 2026, physicians must complete an Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME)-accredited addiction medicine fellowship to seek addiction medicine board certification. While the ACGME has...
Terry David Church,Jessica Barrington-Trimis,Victoria Williams et al.
Terry David Church et al.