Alcohol and Tobacco More Harmful Than Marijuana, Government Study Confirms (2026)
This government study on alcohol tobacco harm comparison confirms cannabis is less harmful. Clinicians can use this data to guide substance use counseling. It supports evidence-based harm reduction strategies in clinical practice.
State Impulsivity and Substance Use: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis Protocol | PLOS One
State impulsivity substance use is a critical area influencing initiation and maintenance of problematic use patterns. This systematic review protocol aims to quantify associations between acute impulsive states and substance use outcomes. Understanding…
Intentional Nonsuicidal Succinylcholine Use in a Healthcare Worker with PTSD
This case highlights healthcare worker trauma substance access and its implications for PTSD and self-harm. Understanding these patterns aids clinicians in recognizing atypical self-medication. Healthcare professionals may use substances in unique ways…
Study Sheds Light on Genetic Addiction Risk for Cannabis, Alcohol, Tobacco, and Opioid Use
This study highlights genetic addiction risk cannabis and its impact on substance use disorders. Understanding genetic predisposition aids clinicians in risk assessment and treatment planning. Genetic addiction risk cannabis is a key factor in…
Could weed reshape your relationship with alcohol? It’s complicated | GreenState
Emerging research on cannabis alcohol substitution effects suggests a complex relationship between cannabis and alcohol use. Some studies indicate cannabis access may reduce alcohol consumption in certain populations. Understanding cannabis alcohol…
GLP-1 Drugs Offer Real Hope for People With Pain or Addiction
GLP-1 receptor agonists pain management is gaining attention for its potential to reduce chronic pain and aid addiction treatment. These drugs, originally for diabetes, show promise beyond metabolic effects. Emerging evidence suggests they may offer…
Could weed reshape your relationship with alcohol? It’s complicated
The cannabis alcohol interaction is a clinically relevant topic with complex effects on substance use. Understanding this interaction is essential for patient safety and harm reduction. Current research shows varied patterns of co-use and substitution…
Psychological and Psychosocial Interventions for People With Schizophrenia and Co-Occurring Substance Use Disorders: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis.
Psychological interventions schizophrenia substance use are critical for treating patients with dual diagnoses. This systematic review evaluates the efficacy and acceptability of these interventions. Understanding these treatments can improve outcomes…
Exploring GLP-1 Receptor Agonists for Addiction Treatment
GLP-1 receptor agonists addiction benefits are emerging as a promising area in addiction medicine. These medications may reduce cravings and addictive behaviors by modulating brain reward pathways. Research continues to explore their potential beyond…
A qualitative study on cannabis use for harm reduction and pain among veterans enrolled in an SUD treatment program.
This qualitative study explores veterans cannabis harm reduction within SUD treatment programs. Veterans report cannabis use for managing chronic pain and related symptoms. The findings highlight cannabis as a therapeutic tool in complex addiction…