CONTENTS:
- Griffith Edwards and the apotheosis of addiction science. Babor T.F., p. 869-870.
- The wonderful panoramic view from Griffith Edwards' window. Stockwell T., p. 871-872.
- Griffith Edwards and the addiction treatment paradox: Personal reflections. Drummond C., p. 873-874.
- Seeing Addiction in the context of the modern history of addiction science. Bejarano W., Ward J.H., p. 875-876.
- Alcohol policy and the science/policy connections. Casswell S., p. 877-879.
- Can the contract between addiction scientists and policymakers be restored to what it was in Griffith Edwards' time? Humphreys K., p. 880-881.
- Addiction history and Griffith Edwards. Berridge V., p. 882-883.
- Griffith Edwards, the World Health Organization, and the globalization of alcohol problems. Room R., p. 884-886.
- Brief intervention versus more extensive treatment for alcohol use disorder (AUD): Testing the comparability hypothesis. Clifford P.R., Maisto S.A., Davis C.M., Stout R.L., Steinberg M.L., p. 887-898.
- Experiences of people who use drugs in rural Southeastern Ohio during the COVID-19 pandemic: Harm reduction, substance use treatment, and trusted information sources. Enderle M.N., Piscalko H.M., Limarzi-Klyn L., Colston D.C., Sibley A.L., Estadt A.T., et al., p. 899-911.
- Early substance use initiation is associated with difficulty quitting among American Indian and Non-American Indian youth: A potential marker of later dependence? Swaim R.C., Pryor S.L., Henry K.L., p. 912-920.
- 12-Step participation is linked to lower drinking and specific impulsive personality traits in early alcohol use disorder recovery. Levitt E.E., Belisario K.L., Doggett A., Rahman L., Clifton A., Stout R., et al., p. 921-929.
- Living up to their name: Blackout rage gallons (BORGs) marked by high-intensity drinking and alcohol consequences in college students. King A.C., Noone S.M., Atkinson E., Wellendorf C.E., Fridberg D.J., p. 930-938.
- Heterogeneity of within-day simultaneous alcohol and cannabis use behaviors among young adults: A multilevel latent class analysis. Linden-Carmichael A.N., Lanza S.T., Sokolovsky A.W., White H.R., Jackson K.M., p. 939-948.
- Cannabis use problems moderate daily associations between cannabis consequences and subsequent use. Dyar C., Rhew I.C., Lee C.M., p. 949-959.
- High-intensity drinking is linked to greater same-day positive and negative consequences in young adults. Merrill J.E., Lopez G., Berey B.L., Miller M.B., Carey K.B., Jackson K.M., et al., p. 960-969.
- Retrospective event-level patterns of cannabis-impaired driving. Teeters J.B., Traxler S.M., Harris F., p. 970-975.
- Coenzyme Q10 mitigates anxiety- and depression-like behaviors in a fetal alcohol spectrum disorder model by suppressing hippocampal astrocytic reactivity, oxidative stress, and neuronal cell death. Adabi R., Mohseni F., Masoudi A., Rafaiee R., p. 976-989.
- Pre-exposure behavioral and physiological markers predict future alcohol consumption under free choice in rhesus monkeys. Panchenko A., Kovalenko V., Panchenko A., p. 990-999.
- Affect, motives for cannabis use, duration of intoxication, and cannabis consequences: Cannabis use problem severity as a potential moderator. Dyar C., Curtis J., Green E., Hales E.D.S., Rhew I.C., Kaysen D., et al., p. 1000-1011.
- Changes in ENDS harm perceptions predict intentions to initiate ENDS use in tobacco-naive adolescents. Mongilio J.M., Kcomt L., Staff J., Evans-Polce R.J., p. 1012-1019.
- Family history of problem drinking is associated with reduced sensitivity of alcohol demand to next-day responsibilities: A replication and extension. Miller B.P., Murphy J.G., MacKillop J., Martin L.E., Amlung M., p. 1020-1026.
- Alcohol sales taxes are associated with reduced preterm birth and low birthweight in the United States. Subbaraman M.S., Thomas S., Treffers R., Roberts S.C.M., p. 1027-1035.
- Social media portrayals of nitrous oxide normalize use and encourage youth exposure. Yockey R.A., Singleton B., Devier E., Silva R., Barker D., Amis A., et al., p. 1036-1041.
- Framing alcohol as everyday: Network and semantic analysis of Sulbang on Korean YouTube. Lee J.K., Wang Y., Du M., You K.H., p. 1042-1050.
- Substance use prevalence and patterns in vulnerable populations: A systematic review and meta-analysis. Martinez-Montas G.F., Colon-Santana O.R., p. 1051-1067.
- Reassessing the empirical basis and best-practice communication standards for low-risk alcohol guidelines: A commentary on the Alcohol Intake and Health Study. Nason M.E., p. 1068-1073.
- Toward a strengthened addictions neuroclinical assessment (ANA) framework: A perspective on current assessment approaches and the added value of recovery-inspired dimensions. Ledouble C., Maurage P., Macq B., de Timary P., p. 1074-1085.