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Psychosocial Factors Are Key to Chronic Pain and Opioid Outcomes
Researchers found a relationship between pain-related anxiety with pain intensity, interference, and the potential for opioid overuse.
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Male Teen Vaping Doubles Risk for Subsequent Tobacco Use
Adolescent boys who use electronic cigarettes have an increased risk for subsequently initiating traditional tobacco products.
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Impaired Reward System in Childhood Linked With Young Adult Opioid Use
A prospective longitudinal cohort study examined the prevalence of nonheroin opioid use and childhood risk factors associated with later opioid use.
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Youth are Using Fewer Cigarette and Smokeless Tobacco Products in Recent Decades
Use of e-cigarettes increased among adolescents between 2011 and 2019. However, whether these changes are affecting patterns of use of other tobacco products, especially cigarettes, remains unclear.
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