CONTENTS:
- Harm reduction in substance use research, policy, and practice at a crucial public health juncture [Editorial]. Read J.P., p. 477-478.
- Harm reduction research: A vital step in combating the opioid overdose crisis [Editorial]. Rigg K.K., p. 479-480.
- Heavy episodic drinking among French adolescents between 2005 and 2022: Decreasing prevalence rates and increased risks. Janssen E., Spilka S., Philippon A., Nézet O.L., Airagnes G., p. 481-490.
- The increased trend of nondrinking among adolescents in Sweden: Do they use other substances instead of alcohol? Larm P., Fjällström O., Åslund C., Nilsson K.W., Giannotta F., p. 491-499.
- Hidden in plain sight: Immigration, changes in population characteristics, and the decline in adolescent drinking. Caetano R., Babor T.F., p. 500-502.
- Pseudoscience and the detection of marijuana-based impairment: We can and must do better. McNichol W.J., p. 503-509.
- Validation of methods for detecting driving under the influence of cannabis: Paths forward. Marcotte T.D., Fitzgerald R.L., p. 510-514.
- Is Delta-8-THC use associated with state-level cannabis policies? A content analysis from different jurisdictions in the United States. Dawson D., York A., Su F.Y., Hall W., Lim C., Stjepanovic D., p. 515-520.
- Social cognitive influences associated with susceptibility to nicotine and tobacco use in youth in the Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development (ABCD) Study. Doran N., Robledo Gonzalez M., Courtney K.E., Wade N.E., Pelham W., Patel H., et al., p. 521-529.
- Polygenic risk for substance use disorders as predictors of substance use initiation among African American youth. Sosnowski D.W., Rabinowitz J.A., Feder K.A., Strickland J.C., Hancock D.B., Uhl G.R., et al., p. 530-541.
- Examining between- and within-subjects effects of posting and exposure to alcohol-related social media content on drinking over time. Strowger M., Braitman A.L., Janssen T., Barnett N.P., p. 542-554.
- College student social network characteristics and alcohol use: Differences (and similarities) based on sexual identity and attraction. Lopez G., Norris A.L., Meisel M.K., Barnett N.P., p. 555-562.
- Changes in sources of information about the risks and benefits of cannabis in a national cohort of U.S. adults from 2017 to 2021. Graham F.J.L., Keyhani S., Ling P., Pravosud V., Nguyen N., Hasin D.S., et al., p. 563-570.
- Testing alcohol container warning labels among alcohol consumers in the field over a 4-week period: A protocol for a randomized field trial. Hobin E., Bains A., Poon T., Forbes S., Hammond D., Naimi T., et al., p. 571-581.
- Emergency department visits, inpatient hospitalizations, and nonfatal and fatal drug overdoses during COVID-19 among veterans with opioid use disorder. Livingston N.A., Mandavia A.D., Banducci A.N., Loeffel L.B., Sistad Hall R., Maloney M., et al., p. 582-589.
- How effective were COVID-19-related state policies in the United States to mitigate alcohol sales? Han Y., Yörük B.K., p. 590-600.
- Besides the drinking in alcohol's harm to others: Potential economic and environmental factors. Room R., Anderson-Luxford D., Kuntsche S., Laslett A.M., p. 601-610.
- The influence of drinking consequences on alcohol expectancy likelihoods and valences: An item-level multilevel approach. Schultz M.E., Dora J., King K.M., p. 611-625.
- Prevalence and correlates of driving under the influence of alcohol and cannabis among Spanish adolescents. Gonzalez-Roz A., Iza-Fernandez C., Aleman-Moussa L., Secades-Villa R., p. 626-632.
- Characterizing collegiate recovery programs in the United States and Canada: A survey of program directors. Vest N., Flesaker M., Bohler R., Timko C., Kelly J., Stein M., et al., p. 633-640.
- Identifying and characterizing models of substance use treatment in outpatient substance use treatment facilities. Lindenfeld Z., Cantor J.H., Chang J.E., p. 641-650.
- The U.S. National Academies of Science, Engineering, and Medicine were economical with the truth about alcohol and health. Stockwell T., Priore I., Im P.K., p. 651-656.
- Ketamine as an emerging strategy to combat the fentanyl crisis. Subica A.M., Shepherd S.S., Tringale R., p. 657-661.