Background The use of neuromodulation in the treatment of psychiatric conditions is
controversial despite its lengthy history. This particularly applies to the use of invasive …

Although progress has been made and there is both structural and functional imaging
evidence of an imbalance between brain structures involved in executive control and …

Background Methamphetamine misuse affects 27 million people worldwide and is
associated with cardiovascular disease (CVD); however, risk factors for CVD among users …

Rationale Stimulant drugs like methamphetamine (MA) activate brain reward circuitry, which
is linked to the development of problematic drug use. It is not clear how drugs like MA alter …

Adolescents are at increased risk to develop substance use disorders and suffer from
relapse throughout life. Targeted weakening of drug-associated memories has been shown …

Methamphetamine use typically starts in adolescence, and early onset is associated with
worse outcomes. Yet, health, functional, and cognitive outcomes associated with …

Globally, methamphetamine is one of the most widely used illicit substances. Despite this,
there are no Food and Drug Administration (FDA)-approved pharmacotherapies for treating …

Abstract Background and Objectives Cocaine is a highly addictive substance, and with no
approved medication for cocaine use disorder (CUD), leading to a heavy burden. Despite …

Cocaine use and methamphetamine use during pregnancy have potential short-and long-
term health consequences. 1, 2 Rates of self-reported prenatal stimulant use have increased …

Objectives The primary objective of this study was to measure the risk of return Emergency
Department (ED) visits in patients presenting to the ED with a diagnosis of substance …