Background Stimulant‐related overdoses have increased dramatically, with almost 50% of
overdoses in the United States now involving stimulants. Additionally, harm‐reduction …

Background: Substance use disorders (SUD) are highly prevalent among psychotic patients
and are associated with poorer clinical and functional outcomes. Effective interventions for …

Cigarette smoking is highly prevalent in people with smoking-sensitive conditions and
mental health disorders. As early as the 1960s, evidence indicated the efficacy of …

Background Interventions for quitting smoking and weight control among individuals with
excess weight are scarce. Our study evaluated the effectiveness of cognitive behavioral …

Background Pharmacotherapies remain a central focus of successful tobacco control, but
uptake remains very low. Objective To estimate the cost effectiveness of a primary care …

Background Approximately half of smokers attempt to quit, but 90% of these attempts fail.
Video game–based interventions have the potential to address common barriers to …

Background The heterogeneity of treatment-seeking substance users represents a
challenge, as most studies include participants having problems with specific substances or …

Background: Effective interventions are required to address tobacco smoking in people with
depressive symptomatology. In this context, contingency management could be one useful …

The high prevalence of tobacco/nicotine use among youth, including e-cigarettes, is a public
health problem in the United States. Early exposure leads to an increased risk of …

Introduction Tobacco smoking is the leading cause of preventable disease, disability, and
premature death in the United States. Recent advances have led to two efficacious mobile …