… function, operationally defining substance use risk remains a challenge. … substance use by
identifying studies that examined participants with a family history of a substance use disorder …

… /hyperactivity disorder, substance use disorders, and other serious mental illness compared
with offspring of parents with no psychiatric disorder. Second, continued exclusion from …

… a family history of SUD and externalizing disorders produce differential brain engagement
during intertemporal decision-making, prior to substance use … youth, before drug use, permits …

… have a higher prevalence of comorbid SUDs, such as CUD (… study, problematic substance
use has been found to be more prevalent among women with comorbid psychiatric conditions …

… with similar substance use behaviors. In addition, we investigated whether previously
identified predictors of AP or polysubstance use, including gender, race/ethnicity, family history of …

… rates of family history of affective disorders and a higher prevalence of substance use
disorders… Specifically, it was observed increased rates of alcohol use disorder and stimulant use. …

… Numerous studies have proven a familial aggregation of ADHD (5, 12). Environmental
risk factors are, eg, prenatal exposure to alcohol and tobacco, premature birth, critical birth …

… This study provides some of the strongest evidence that the social stress associated with a
spousees psychiatric disorder has direct, causal … comorbidity survey replication. Molecular …

… no significant demographic or family history differences between the … drug use in adolescence:
A population-based national comorbidity survey replication–adolescent supplement study…

… among PTSD, partial PTSD, eating disorders and substance use disorders in women and
men in the national comorbidity survey – replication study. Annual Meeting of the Eating …