The oldest substance-use journal in the U.S. (est. 1940).
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Cannabis Use Problems Moderate Daily Associations Between Cannabis Consequences and Subsequent Use (new in @JSADjournal 87/5)
Christina Dyar, Isaac C. Rhew, Christine M. Lee
@osunursing@uwepidemiology@uwsph@UWMedicine
https://t.co/3mt8DApSQv
Pre-Exposure Behavioral and Physiological Markers Predict Future Alcohol Consumption Under Free Choice in Rhesus Monkeys (new in @JSADjournal 87/5)
by Andrey Panchenko, Vladimir Kovalenko, Alla Panchenko
https://t.co/RddYg3f3vZ
High-Intensity Drinking Is Linked to Greater Same-Day Positive & Negative Consequences in Young Adults (new in @JSADjournal 87/5)
Jennifer Merrill, Gabriela López, Benjamin Berey, Mary Beth Miller, Kate Carey, Kristina Jackson, Nancy Barnett
@RutgersARC
https://t.co/kEemo1d9ot
Social Media Portrayals of Nitrous Oxide Normalize Use & Encourage Youth Exposure (new in @JSADjournal 87/5)
R. Andrew Yockey, Bria Singleton, Elise Devier, Rowen Silva, Dylan Barker, Amber Amis, Rachel Hoopsick
@YockeyAndrew@OleMissPH@IlliniHealthKin
https://t.co/7Ef44lNuKf
Alcohol Sales Taxes Are Associated With Reduced Preterm Birth and Low Birthweight in the United States (new in @JSADjournal 87/5)
by Meenakshi S. Subbaraman, Sue Thomas, Ryan Treffers, Sarah C. M. Roberts
@PIREResearch@UCSF_ObGynRS
https://t.co/hiJy4PLao5
Framing Alcohol as Everyday: Network and Semantic Analysis of Sulbang on Korean YouTube (new in @JSADjournal 87/5)
by Jeong Kyu Lee, Yifan Wang, Mengqi Du, Kyung Han You
@ou_hes
https://t.co/w6Lx2SwSZ2
Coenzyme Q10 Mitigates Anxiety- and Depression-Like Behaviors in a Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Model by Suppressing Hippocampal Astrocytic Reactivity, Oxidative Stress, and Neuronal Cell Death (new in @JSADjournal 87/5)
by Razieh Adabi et al.
https://t.co/16c5nnDNwF
Changes in ENDS Harm Perceptions Predict Intentions to Initiate ENDS Use in Tobacco-Naive Adolescents (new in @JSADjournal 87/5)
by Jessica M. Mongilio, Luisa Kcomt, Jeremy Staff, Rebecca J. Evans-Polce
@UMichNursing@umichdash@WSU_Social_Work
https://t.co/6c2tckAuuD
Affect, Motives for Cannabis Use, Duration of Intoxication, and Cannabis Consequences: Cannabis Use Problem Severity as a Potential Moderator (new in @JSADjournal 87/5)
Christina Dyar, Julia Curtis, Elise Gree...
@osunursing@UWPsychiatry@StanfordMed
https://t.co/mA1cha19tL
Early Substance Use Initiation Is Associated With Difficulty Quitting Among American Indian and Non-American Indian Youth: A Potential Marker of Later Dependence? (new in @JSADjournal 87/5)
by Randall C. Swaim et al.
@csu_psychology@ColoradoSPH
https://t.co/NDuKujYdAM
Brief Intervention Versus More Extensive Treatment for Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD): Testing the Comparability Hypothesis (new in @JSADjournal 87/5)
Patrick Clifford, Stephen Maisto, Christine Davis, Robert Stout, Marc Steinberg
@RutgersARC@PIREResearch
https://t.co/ztccuFFHdS
Living Up to Their Name: Blackout Rage Gallons (BORGs) Marked by High-Intensity Drinking and Alcohol Consequences in College Students: New #openaccess in @JSADjournal
by Andrea C. King, Sarah M. Noone, Emily Atkinson, et al.
@UChicago@UChicagoMed
https://t.co/iefvTi8t2C
The U.S. Alcohol Policy Alliance is offering up to 20 registration scholarships to AP2026, the National Alcohol Policy Conference to help public health professionals stay connected to colleagues, career opportunities, and the alcohol policy and prevent...
https://t.co/L7RQwGavbr
Adolescent Depressive Symptoms Predict Increased Binge Drinking in Emerging Adulthood: Moderation by Sexuality and Socioeconomic Status (new in @JSADjournal)
by Alexandra H. Mills et al.
@ericRpedersen@uscpphs@IASatUSC@USCPsychiatry
https://t.co/X8ZLOfW4l7
Alcohol Shifts Emotional Language in Social Interaction Toward Positive and Away from Negative Content: A Language-Processing Analysis (new in @JSADjournal)
by Madeline E. Goodwin, Michael A. Sayette
@PittTweet@biohealth412
https://t.co/KLpB8r0Fpx