Background Young people are disproportionately more likely than other age groups to use
substances. The rise in substance use and related harms, including overdose, during the …

This review provides an overview of the most prominent neurocognitive effects of cognitive
bias modification (CBM), cue-exposure therapy and mindfulness interventions for targeting …

Experience-dependent neural plasticity is high in the developing brain, presenting a unique
window of opportunity for training. To optimize existing training programs and develop new …

Objective: Co-use of cannabis and nicotine and tobacco products (NTPs) in
adolescence/young adulthood is common and associated with worse outcomes than the use …

Rationale Co-use of cannabis and nicotine is common among adolescents/young adults
and is associated with poorer psychological and physical outcomes, compared with single …

Objective: Verbal memory deficits are linked to cannabis use. However, self-reported
episodic use does not allow for assessment of variance from other factors (eg, cannabis …

Background With the advent of electronic nicotine delivery systems, the use of nicotine and
tobacco products (NTPs) among adolescents and young adults remains high in the US. Use …

Background Young adults have historically high levels of cannabis use at a time which
coincides with emotional and cognitive development. Age of regular onset of cannabis use …

Nicotine and tobacco product (NTP) use remains prevalent in adolescence/young
adulthood. The effects of NTPs on markers of brain health during this vulnerable …

Background Nicotine and tobacco product (NTP) and cannabis use are common in
adolescence/young adulthood and increase risk for negative psychosocial outcomes. This …