Addiction

1. ROMERO D, Johansson M, Berman AH, Lindner P, et al
   Questionable generalizability of Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test-Consumption scoring warrants caution when used for outcome monitoring: Evidence from simulated and real-world trial data.
   Addiction. 2025;120:1825-1839.
   

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2. TURNER CM, Schmitz JM, Ikeda J, Santos GM, et al
   Within-week associations between alcohol and other substance use and interaction with naltrexone among sexual and gender minority men in San Francisco, California, USA.
   Addiction. 2025;120:1749-1758.
   

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3. MCINERNEY K, Best D
   Acknowledging the crucial role of Max Glatt in the development of the Jellinek curve and the enduring relevance of his model of recovery from problem drinking.
   Addiction. 2025;120:1889-1897.
   

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4. OOSTENDORP E, Huth K, Linders F, Luigjes J, et al
   Systematic review of symptom-level networks of alcohol use disorder.
   Addiction. 2025;120:1709-1723.
   

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   Alcohol

5. WILKINSON ML, Presseller EK, Trainor C, Lampe EW, et al
   Alcohol consumption during binge-eating episodes and associations with drinking patterns and alcohol problems among adults with binge-spectrum eating disorders.
   Alcohol. 2025;128:28-34.
   

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   Drug Alcohol Depend

6. BULL C, Kisely S, Hutchinson D, Hewlett N, et al
   Differences in tobacco smoking and alcohol consumption among 57,757 women from early to late pregnancy: A state-representative study in Queensland, Australia.
   Drug Alcohol Depend. 2025;275:112816.
   

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   PLoS One

7. GUPTA R, Pawliuk C, Somuah-Asamoah D, Boerner KE, et al
   How do the neurocognitive profiles of FASD and complex trauma compare in the pediatric population?: A scoping review protocol.
   PLoS One. 2025;20:e0328845.
   

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8. WELFORDSSON P, Danielsson AK, Bjorck C, Grzymala-Lubanski B, et al
   Alcohol use as a modifiable risk factor in cardiology: A qualitative study of patient perspectives in Sweden.
   PLoS One. 2025;20:e0328990.
   

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   Correction: Steatosis is involved in the progression of kidney disease in a high-fat-diet-induced non-alcoholic steatohepatitis mouse model.
   PLoS One. 2025;20:e0329654.
   

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