Background Substance use-related stigma is a significant barrier to care among persons
who use drugs (PWUD). Less is known regarding how intersectional identities, like gender …

Introduction Throughout history, ideas about addiction have been informed and influenced
by religious belief and practice. Even continuing into the present, religion and spirituality are …

Background Increased opioid-related morbidity and mortality in racialized communities has
highlighted the intersectional nature of the drug policy crisis. Given the racist evolution of the …

Substance use during pregnancy is a critical public health issue that affects both the mother
and the fetus. While research has assessed racial differences in treatment completion …

Introduction Primary care clinics are opportune settings in which to deliver substance use
disorder (SUD) treatment, but little is known about which patients initiate treatment in these …

Background Substance use stigma poses a barrier to treatment and recovery from
substance use disorder. Stigma is amplified when intersecting with other stigmatized …

Introduction: Legal access to and attitudes toward cannabis are changing rapidly. Most of
the United States and territories allow adults to use medical and/or recreational cannabis …

This article explores the prevalence of stigma toward mental illness and substance use
disorders in faith communities and highlights the roles of familiarity and causal attributions …

Objective: This study explored factors associated with public stigma toward individuals
misusing alcohol in Mexico. Methods: A randomized experimental vignette methodology …

This study explores stigma-related beliefs within the Latino community concerning alcohol
misuse. A community-based convenience sample of 251 self-identified Latino adults were …