Ambulatory assessment (AA) covers a wide range of assessment methods to study people in
their natural environment, including self-report, observational, and biological/physiological …

Given the clinical and public health significance of substance disorders and the need to
identify their early risk factors, we examined the association of childhood attention …

Background Craving is viewed as a major determinant of relapse in persons with substance
addiction, but this association remains poorly understood due to its time-limited nature and …

Background and aims Emerging evidence suggests that solitary drinking may be an
important early risk marker for alcohol use disorder. The current paper is the first meta …

Context Excessive consumption of alcohol is a major problem in the United States and
abroad. Despite many years of study, it is unclear why some individuals drink alcohol …

Background: Individual differences in subjective response to alcohol, as measured by
laboratory‐based alcohol challenge, have been identified as a candidate phenotypic risk …

ADHD is a major burden in adulthood, where co-morbid conditions such as depression,
substance use disorder and obesity often dominate the clinical picture. ADHD has …

Ecological momentary assessment (EMA) has afforded several important advances in the
field of alcohol research, including testing prominent models of alcohol abuse etiology in …

Background: Although the increasing availability of mobile health (mHealth) apps may
enable people with rheumatic and musculoskeletal diseases (RMDs) to better self-manage …

Previous studies have suggested that the effect of naltrexone in patients with alcohol
dependence may be moderated by genetic factors. In particular, the possession of the G …