Research Reports

Abstract Vulnerable children and families face a confluence of adverse circumstances, often characterized by poverty, trauma, parental substance use, mental illness, and systemic inequalities. Effective support systems are paramount in mitigating these challenges and fostering […]

Abstract The opioid crisis in the United States and other nations has evolved into a multi-faceted public health emergency with devastating consequences far beyond individual addiction and overdose. While overdose mortality figures are frequently cited, […]

Abstract Psychotherapy, encompassing a diverse range of theoretical orientations and clinical techniques, remains a cornerstone of mental health treatment. This research report provides a critical examination of the evolving landscape of psychotherapy, moving beyond a […]

Abstract Stroke, a leading cause of long-term disability and mortality worldwide, encompasses a heterogeneous group of cerebrovascular diseases characterized by acute disruption of blood flow to the brain. This review provides a comprehensive overview of […]

Abstract Cannabis use is becoming increasingly prevalent globally, driven by evolving legal landscapes and a growing perception of its therapeutic potential. However, a comprehensive understanding of its impact on the cardiovascular system remains incomplete. This […]

Abstract Repurposing, the innovative application of existing resources or entities for novel purposes, has emerged as a pivotal strategy across numerous disciplines. This report delves into the multifaceted nature of repurposing, extending beyond the well-established […]

Abstract Gliomas represent a heterogeneous group of primary brain tumors arising from glial cells, encompassing a wide spectrum of malignancy. While lower-grade gliomas often exhibit indolent growth, high-grade gliomas (HGGs), particularly glioblastoma (GBM), pose a […]

Abstract Sustained sobriety following substance use disorder (SUD) treatment extends far beyond mere abstinence. This research report delves into a comprehensive biopsychosocial understanding of long-term sobriety, encompassing neurobiological adaptations, psychological well-being, and complex social dynamics. […]

Abstract Traditional conceptualizations of recovery, often rooted in substance use disorders, have historically focused on abstinence as the primary, and sometimes sole, indicator of success. This research report argues for a broader, more nuanced understanding […]

Abstract Substance Use Disorders (SUDs) represent a significant global health challenge, characterized by chronic relapsing behavior despite adverse consequences. While rehabilitation programs aim to facilitate abstinence and equip individuals with coping mechanisms, successful reintegration into […]