Sentence examples for impact on substance from inspiring English sources

In a 2009 study of 806 teenage girls, Professor Neumark-Sztainer concluded that watching television during dinner had little impact on substance abuse rates.

The quirk in the law could have a significant impact on substance abuse treatment in Illinois and the 25 other states that have expanded Medicaid under the health care law.

"We know that THC is linked to numerous problematic situations with young adults with regard to psychotic episodes, IQ, and impact on substance abuse and addiction.

On the contrary, it has been shown to have a neutral or reducing impact on substance abuse and the risk of relapse [ 206, 253, 254].

Impulsive lifestyle counselling, a brief psychoeducative intervention, had an impact on substance use in terms of drug use problems and days abstinent for outpatients with substance use disorders and antisocial personality disorder.

In particular, the current study included four novel themes not seen in the previous studies: information about calling the police as a last resort when trying to de-escalate aggressive behaviours, the importance of understanding the social environment and its impact on substance use, and the need for specific harm reduction strategies for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

Unlike many common exposures and disease outcomes, such as smoking and lung cancer, research on the impact of substance use on health is difficult.

BACKGROUND: Although the relationship between psychoactive substance use and injury is known, evidence remains conflicting on the impact of substance use on clinical outcomes after injury.

Among 8th graders and 10th graders, the impact of risk taking on substance use (including alcohol) was partly mediated through school bonding (which negatively affected AOD use) and time with friends (which positively affected AOD use); these effects were largely invariant across race/ethnicity and gender (Pilgrim et al. 2006).

Employment was linked with lower likelihoods of recidivism, yet being employed showed no significant impacts on substance use.

Brooks knows intimately the impact of substance use on the health of Baltimore, unflatteringly known as one of the opiate abuse capitals of the world.