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…95% CI 5.0% to 7.6%), and it was 3.4% (95% CI 2.7% to 4.2%) for marijuana. The prevalence of dual use of alcohol and cigarettes was 3.1% …

…rearm use, multiple sexual partners) that illustrate the use of alcohol in amplifying risks of adverse health outcomes in multiple doma…

…counted for 18.3% of all deaths, which was slightly higher than alcohol-only involvement (13.7%) and alcohol and drug co-use (11.8%). Substa…

…ury differences between male and female patients. Specifically, alcohol use increased the risk of severe injuries for female patients a…

…sion.Results AYA cancer survivors had lower reported past-month cannabis co-use than those without cancer (29% vs 39%), but cancer histo…

…860; P=0.0082), and in-hospital mortality (OR=0.590; P=0.0003). Alcohol use was linked to increased extended length of stay (OR=1.363; …

… ASU was defined as use of alcohol, tobacco, cannabis, cocaine, heroin, or amphetamines. The primary outcome was 90-day modified Ranki…

…92 unique records screened, 119 studies met inclusion criteria. Alcohol was the most extensively studied substance, particularly among …

…xamine syndemic outcomes (co-occurring HIV/STI risk behaviours, alcohol use and cannabis use). These data are crucial to informing next…

…of relapse decreased by 6% (OR 0.94 p 0.006).Conclusion Heavier alcohol use, less severe liver disease and poor clinic attendance predi…

… consistent associations between vaping and subsequent smoking, marijuana use, alcohol use, asthma, cough, injuries and mental health out…

…The link between alcohol and football is strong, but can create a trail of harms, say Wi…