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期刊名:Substance use-research and treatment

缩写:SUBST USE-RES TREATM

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e-ISSN:2976-8357

IF/分区:1.8/Q3

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James M Bjork,Jaclyn S Sadicario,Nabila F Jahan et al. James M Bjork et al.
Objectives: Veterans with substance use disorder (SUD) can show high severity and are at high risk of relapse due to trauma histories and other comorbid conditions. However, evidence-based SUD therapies may not be availab...
Raman Baweja,Sara Mills-Huffnagle,Amanda Jernigan et al. Raman Baweja et al.
Objectives: Use of Synthetic and designer products, including synthetic marijuana (SM), among adolescents poses a major risk to public health. Little is known about the motivating factors of synthetic substance use in ado...
Yiyan Li,Geoffrey Maina,Ghazal Mousavian et al. Yiyan Li et al.
Introduction: Immigrant youth face heightened risks of substance use due to the stress associated with immigration and acculturation. While parental intervention can have a preventative impact on substance use, parents ne...
Evan J Basting,Alyssa M Medenblik,Kaja Switalska et al. Evan J Basting et al.
Residential treatment for substance use disorders (SUDs) is effective at reducing substance use, dependence, and other related problems. However, dropout from treatment against medical advice (AMA) is common in residential treatment setting...
Chan Shen,James Douglas Thornton,Ning Li et al. Chan Shen et al.
Objective: The COVID-19 pandemic placed extreme burden on hospitals, while opioid overdose is another challenging public health issue. This study aimed to examine the trends and outcomes of opioid overdose hospitalization...
Hiroko Furo,Marisa Whitted,Tony Lin et al. Hiroko Furo et al.
Reportedly, various urine manipulations can be performed by opioid use disorder (OUD) patients who are on buprenorphine/naloxone medications to disguise their non-compliance to the treatment. One type of manipulation is known as "spiking" a...
Dana H Chung,Stephanie Slat,Aditi Rao et al. Dana H Chung et al.
Objectives: Stigma and lack of knowledge are barriers to clinicians when caring for individuals with opioid use disorder (OUD). In 2018, only about 15 out of 180 American medical schools had comprehensive addiction progra...