Populations at higher risk for methamphetamine use disorder diversifying rapidly

Triple users have elevated risk profiles on levels of psychosocial variables compared with other groups

Increased odds of mental health-related pediatric emergency visits seen for children living within four to five blocks of a shooting

Infants who received preemptive intervention had lower odds of meeting diagnostic criteria at age 3 years

Positive associations of sexual minority status with time to first onset of suicide ideation and plan in adjusted analyses

Risk higher despite lower infection risk and regardless of sociodemographic and medical factors

History of childhood abuse or intimate partner violence linked to greater depression, anxiety, and sleep problems during COVID-19 pandemic

Risk for each factor varies, but risk for severe suicide/self-harm alert is 70 times higher for youth with five or more online risk factors

More authoritarian, more socially restrictive, less benevolent attitudes seen when patients are referred to as 'schizophrenic'

Rates higher for female youth, those with no psychiatric history, and individuals with existing psychiatric diagnoses at time of encounter