This paper examined the relationship between social identity and health-related behavior,
exploring whether social identities are associated with multiple health-related behaviors or …

Examinations highlighting interpersonal racism-related experiences as risk factors for
substance use are well documented, particularly for alcohol use. The associations between …

Objective The objective of this study was to investigate racial centrality as a mediator of the
association between Black adolescents' racial discrimination experiences and their cigarette …

Introduction Evidence suggests that psychedelics may serve as a therapeutic approach to
reduce substance use; however, people with racial and ethnic minoritized (REM) identities …

Given the prevalence of racism in the United States that has led to the increase of adverse
mental health outcomes and disparities in care among African Americans, ethnic-racial …

Introduction Discrimination is associated with poor mental health and substance use among
Black Americans, but research is needed on mediators and moderators of these …

We used Poisson's linear regression to examine the association between racial bullying
(RB) and the initiation of alcohol and tobacco uses after nine months. Two cluster …

These articles provide a window into the breadth of issues at the intersection of MHDS with
psychopharmacology and substance use. Integrating the fields of psychopharmacology and …

Purpose of the review Many individuals recover from alcohol problems without formal
treatment (referred to here as self-change). However, self-change is understudied …

Background Improved knowledge of factors that influence treatment engagement could help
treatment providers and systems better engage patients. The present study used machine …