Background The use of central stimulant drugs causes significant morbidity. We describe
poisonings with central stimulant drugs and compare the different central stimulants …

Objectives: To examine relationships between polypharmacy and level of healthcare service
use among prescription opioid poisoning cases age 50 and older. Methods: Data came from …

Aims PTSD, pain, and alcohol and drug use disorders (AUD and DUDs) are prevalent,
debilitating, and costly. Clinicians benefit from understanding the co-occurrence among …

Context Cocaine and metamfetamine use and overdose deaths among United States adults
have been increasing in recent years. We examined associations of medical outcomes with …

Objectives: In response to the opioid overdose crisis, driven largely by the emergence of
illicitly manufactured fentanyl, various harm reduction approaches have been implemented …

Background: Patients with substance use disorders (SUDs) exhibit low healthcare utilization
despite high medical need. Telehealth could boost utilization, but variation in uptake across …

Introduction A major share of poisoning cases are perpetrated intentionally, but this varies
depending on different geographical regions, age spectrums, and gender distribution. The …

Background: Methamphetamine use disorder (MUD) is becoming more of a public health
issue in Georgia State, with health and social effects affecting both people and communities …

Introduction Opioid use disorder (OUD) and injection drug use (IDU) place justice-involved
individuals at increased risk for acquiring or transmitting HIV or hepatitis C virus (HCV) …

Stimulant use disorders, namely with cocaine and methamphetamines, are significant public
health problems in the United States. Other stimulant drugs of misuse include prescription …