Reports from uncontrolled trials and surveys suggest that there are disparities in substance-
use outcomes for minoritised racial and ethnic populations, yet few of these disparities have …

Black individuals in the USA experience disparities in mental health that lead to unfavorable
health outcomes and increased morbidity from mental illness due to centuries of racism. We …

Background This study examines racial/ethnic disparities in the use of medications for opioid
use disorder (MOUD) in residential treatment and the influence of race/ethnicity on the …

Background Opioid use and opioid-related overdose continue to rise among racial/ethnic
minorities. Social determinants of health negatively impact these communities, possibly …

Largely due to structural racism, Black people with substance use disorder have worse
outcomes than their White counterparts. The opioid epidemic has amplified these racial …

Racial and ethnic disparities in substance use intervention design, implementation, and
dissemination have been recognized for years, yet few intervention programs have been …

Several health inequities exist among racial/ethnic minoritized populations (REMPs) who
use substances including disparities in use patterns, inequities in health and legal …

Objectives. To identify client-and state-level factors associated with positive treatment
response among heroin and opioid treatment episodes in the United States. Methods. We …

In the United States, individuals who identify as Black or African American or Latino or
Hispanic (Black and Latino hereafter) historically have had lower rates of opioid-involved …

Objective: Ethnic-racial identity (ERI) has been shown to have a promotive effect on
substance use; however, the factors impacting this relationship have been explored less …