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

… EB was defined as any registration of AUD, criminal behavior, or drug use disorder. … (positive
family history or single, divorced, or widowed) than those at low risk (negative family history …

… , such as comorbid psychiatric and substance use disorders, could also introduce bias into
our findings. We used a time‐fixed approach to examine comorbid psychiatric disorders, but …

… family history to predict offspring’s future substance use. Our results also highlight the association
between family history and increased psychiatric problems… conflict family environment, …

… depressive disorder, a family history of substance use disorder, … familial aggregation of
common psychiatric and substance use disorders in the National Comorbidity Survey: A family …

… 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 …

… anxiety disorder and a substance use disorder, stabilizing the … This familial aggregation of
clinical anxiety has been … , in which a family history of a particular anxiety or related disorder is …

… are among the most feared comorbidities by patients, clinicians, … a substance use disorder
(SUD) at some point in their lives. … use disorder, over 50% had a history of childhood ADHD. …

… family history of psychiatric disorders, in order to compare those two risk factors (parental
trauma and parental history of mental disorder). … psychiatric disorder or substance use disorder …

… 2-5 DSM-5 substance use disorder (SUD) diagnostic criteria (… paradigm to be associated
with family history of AUD.Subgroup … errors to account for familial clustering.Violations of the …