It is common in addictions research for statistical analyses to include interaction effects to
test moderation hypotheses. Far less commonly do researchers consider the possibility that …

Background Research shows that tobacco products are disproportionately used by sexual
and gender minorities, known collectively as those who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, and …

Lesbian, gay, and bisexual (LGB) individuals report higher levels of problematic alcohol and
substance use than their heterosexual peers. This disparity is linked to the experience of …

Abstract Purpose of Review There are disproportionately elevated rates of cannabis use and
cannabis use disorder (CUD) among sexual and gender minoritized (SGM) individuals …

Background Kratom, a psychoactive substance, use is an evolving research area that needs
more studies to augment the limited literature. Our study examines the association between …

Objective: Bisexual women drink more and have more alcohol consequences than
heterosexual and lesbian women. This higher risk may in part be attributable to sexual …

Introduction: Gay, lesbian, and bisexual individuals (ie, sexual minorities) use cannabis
more frequently than heterosexuals; however, little research has directly compared sexual …

Bisexual women drink more than lesbian and heterosexual women. However, few studies
have examined factors that influence drinking among bisexual women. Although descriptive …

abstract In the present study, the authors tested a sequential mediation model whereby
binegativity was associated with sexual coercion through drinking-to-cope motives and …

Background and aims It is well documented that individuals with a minority sexual
orientation face greater risks of problematic substance use (eg heavy episodic drinking …