• Accumulating evidence supports treatment of stimulant use disorder with prescribed
psychostimulants, but no pharmacologic treatments for stimulant use disorder are currently …

In a recent article published in CMAJ, Drs. Palis and McDonald 1 present evidence from a
systematic review to support a claim that prescription psychostimulants are not associated …

In their CMAJ article, Drs. Palis and MacDonald1 advocate for expanded util ization of
prescribed psychostimulants as a treatment option within the care continuum for people with …

This TIP, Treatment for Stimulant Use Disorders, supplies substance use disorder treatment
providers with vital information on the effects of stimulant abuse and dependence, discusses …

This review summarizes the current status of clinical research on pharmacotherapies for
problematic psychostimulant use. The use of psychostimulants, including amphetamine …

This study aimed to determine if current comorbid psychiatric disorders differ in adults with
cocaine use disorder, other stimulant (primarily methamphetamine) use disorder, or both …

We thank Bahji and colleagues for their response1 to our article, which adds to the debate
on how the available evidence should be interpreted. Bahji and co-authors state that our …

Method: A time series analysis of data from the 1994 to 2009 National Ambulatory Medical
Care Surveys (no. of visits= 372,702) was performed, focusing on adult (aged≥ 18 years) …

Context: Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and stimulant use disorder commonly co-
exist, and appropriate treatments have not been well established. Objective: To provide …

This review examines the nature and evidence for the effectiveness of psychosocial
interventions for psychostimulant dependence. Psychostimulant dependence and related …