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Rural Drug Addiction Research (RDAR) Center - Phase 2
Organization UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA LINCOLNLocation LINCOLN, UNITED STATESPosted 5 Apr 2019Deadline 28 Feb 2029
NIHUS FederalResearch GrantFY2025AccelerationAffective DisordersAnxiety DisordersApplication ContextAreaComplexCross Sectional AnalysisCross-Sectional AnalysesCross-Sectional StudiesCross-Sectional SurveyCuesDataDevelopmentDifferences between sexesDiffers between sexesDisease Frequency SurveysEmotionalExhibitsFailureFemaleFrequenciesGoalsGrantIncidenceIndividualInterventionLinkMeasuresMediatingModelingMood DisordersMoodsNetwork AnalysisParticipantPathway AnalysisPatternPersonsPhasePilot ProjectsPositionPositioning AttributePreventionReactionReportingResearchRewardsRisk FactorsRoleRural drug addictionSamplingSex DifferencesSexual differencesStressSubstance Use DisorderSurvey InstrumentSurveysSymptomsTestingTimeWomanWomen's prevalenceWorkagedanxiety symptomsanxious symptomassociated symptomclinical significanceclinically significantco-morbidco-morbid symptomco-morbidityco-occuring symptomcomorbid symptomcomorbidityconcurrent symptomcontextual factorscooccuring symptomcravingdesigndesigningdevelopmentalexperiencefemale prevalencefemale preventionfollow up assessmentfollowup assessmentindexingintervention designmalemenmood symptomnetwork modelsneuralnovelpilot studypleasureprevalence among femalesprevalence among womenprevalence in femalesprevalence in womenprevalent among femalesprevalent among womenprevalent in femalesprevalent in womenpreventprevent in femalesprevent in womenprevent substance usepreventingprevention among femalesprevention among womenprevention in femalesprevention in womenprogramsrecruitresponsesexsex based differencessex-dependent differencessex-related differencessex-specific differencessocial rolestress symptomsubstance usesubstance use and disordersubstance use preventionsubstance usingsuccessful interventionsymptom associationsymptom comorbiditytherapy designtreatment designwomen's preventionyoung woman♀♂
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Treatment and prevention of women’s substance use lags that of men, and interventions designed for men are often ineffective for women. Much prior work has failed to account for unique contextual factors related to young women’s substance use: relative to men, women report greater stress-induced and cue-induced substance cravings and are more…
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