Background There is a common perception that smoking generally helps people to manage
stress, and may be a form of'self‐medication'in people with mental health conditions …

Background: Smoking and depression are both leading causes of disability, mortality and
morbidity around the world. Using epidemiologic data to study the association between …

Background The relationship between smoking and depression remains controversial. This
study aimed to investigate the association between smoking and depression from three …

The high prevalence of cigarette smoking and tobacco related morbidity and mortality in
people with chronic mental illness is well documented. This review summarizes results from …

This systematic review synthesized the literature examining addiction substitution during
recovery from substance use or behavioral addictions. A total of 96 studies were included …

Background Historically, smoking cessation was thought to negatively impact substance use
outcomes among smokers who use other substances. We sought to synthesize recent …

In 2016, among mental health facilities, 49% screened patients for tobacco use, 38% offered
tobacco cessation counseling, and 49% had smoke-free campuses; corresponding …

Background Smoking is a leading modifiable cause of global morbidity and mortality.
Research from high-income countries has found a high prevalence of smoking among …

Background: The high prevalence of smoking among individuals receiving treatment for
substance use disorder (SUD) has led to repeated calls for integrating smoking cessation …

Background Relapse in alcohol use disorders (AUD) is related to a complex interplay
among multiple biological, psychiatric, psychological, and psychosocial factors, which may …