A Columbia study finds that adolescents who use cannabis recreationally are two to four times as likely to develop psychiatric disorders then teens who don’t use cannabis at all.
Although the show's producers aimed to raise awareness about suicide, many have argued that the show glamorizes suicide and does little to guide teens who are struggling with suicidal thoughts.
Dr. Deborah Glasofer: Fad diets can lead to over-attention or obsessing about appearance at the expense of attending to other things that could actually improve how you feel about yourself.
Dr. Paul Appelbaum: The guilty verdict would seem to support the idea that people who are depressed and suicidal are vulnerable; toying with their lives is something that shouldn’t be acceptable.
Dr. Edward Nunes: Substance use disorders are complex, determined by multiple factors: genetic, features of early environment, and the current environment, including stress.
Dr. Ravi Shah: When you think of 9/11 workers or people who have worked in certain disaster sites, there's a secondary traumatic process that occurs by vicariously experiencing these horrific things,
Dr. Efrat Aharonovich: Our study shows the validity of two scales for assessing how cognitive impairments are associated with many substance disorders including alcohol, cannabis, and cocaine.
Dr. Efrat Aharonovich: Our study shows the validity of two scales for assessing how cognitive impairments are associated with many substance disorders including alcohol, cannabis, and cocaine.
Dr. Efrat Aharonovich: Our study shows the validity of two scales for assessing how cognitive impairments are associated with many substance disorders including alcohol, cannabis, and cocaine.
New research finds that cognitive impairments are not just a problem for substance use disorder patients, but occur more broadly among substance users in the general population.