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Associations of alcohol and cannabis use with change in posttraumatic stress disorder and depression symptoms over time in recently trauma-exposed individuals.

Cecilia A HinojosaAmanda LiewXinming AnJennifer S StevensArchana BasuSanne J H van RooijStacey L HouseFrancesca L BeaudoinDonglin ZengThomas C NeylanGari D CliffordTanja JovanovicSarah D LinnstaedtLaura T GermineScott L RauchJohn P HaranAlan B StorrowChristopher LewandowskiPaul I MuseyPhyllis L HendrySophia SheikhChristopher W JonesBrittany E PunchesMichael C KurzRobert A SworLauren A HudakJose L PascualMark J SeamonElizabeth M DatnerAnna M ChangClaire PearsonDavid A PeakRoland C MerchantRobert M DomeierNiels K RathlevPaulina SergotLeon D SanchezSteven E BruceMark W MillerRobert H PietrzakJutta JoormannDiego A PizzagalliJohn F SheridanSteven E HarteJames M ElliottRonald C KesslerKarestan C KoenenSamuel A McLeanKerry J ResslerNegar Fani
Published in: Psychological medicine (2023)
Our findings suggest that alcohol and cannabis use trajectories are associated with the intensity of posttrauma psychopathology. These findings could potentially inform the timing of therapeutic strategies.
Keyphrases
  • posttraumatic stress disorder
  • depressive symptoms
  • alcohol consumption
  • sleep quality
  • high intensity
  • trauma patients