Wellness Check: Addictions
2 Minute Medicine is pleased to announce that we are launching Wellness Check, a new series dedicated to exploring new ...
Tag: addiction
COVID-19 shutdown may have decreased gambling rates in Australia
1. In this study, many individuals in Australia decreased their gambling activity when there were venue-based gambling restrictions due to ...
Heterogenous pattern of cocaine usage in the United States
1. This quantitative study identified heterogenous patterns of cocaine use in the United States through considering variables such as user ...
Prescription tranquilizer and sedative misuse motives vary widely amongst United States of America population
1. This quantitative study found that motives for prescription tranquilizer/sedative misuse differ widely by age group in the United States ...
Certain physician beliefs may impede willingness to engage with patients who misuse opioids
1. This quantitative study of physicians found that physicians who carry certain beliefs about blame for and vulnerability to opioid ...
Wellness Check: Addictions
2 Minute Medicine is pleased to announce that we are launching Wellness Check, a new series dedicated to exploring new ...
Contingency management programs linked to decreased cocaine use among adults
1. Contingency management programs were strongly associated with a decreased likelihood of a positive test for the presence of cocaine ...
Weekly and monthly subcutaneous buprenorphine associated with improved treatment satisfaction versus daily sublingual administration in opioid dependence
1. Participants receiving weekly and monthly subcutaneous buprenorphine depot formulations reported improved treatment satisfaction compared with those receiving sublingual buprenorphine ...
Quick Take: Efficacy of short-term treatment of internet and computer game addiction
Internet gaming disorder, listed in the DSM-5, is characterized by preoccupation, withdrawal, tolerance and continued use despite negative consequences. The ...
Patients with low back pain or pain at multiple sites at highest risk for chronic opioid use
1. Risk factors for chronic opioid use were highest in patients that had multiple sites of pain or low back ...
