The epidemiology of substance misuse and comorbid psychiatric disorders

The epidemiology of substance misuse and comorbid psychiatric disorders

The common co-occurrence of substance misuse and other psychiatric disorders and their intricate relationships have led to major community-based epidemiological studies in the US which showed high rates of current and lifetime comorbidity. Moreover, studies of clinical populations conducted in North...

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