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We are proud to celebrate Dr. Adrian H. Huerta’s well-deserved promotion to Associate Professor at USC Rossier and USC Pullias Center for Higher Education ! 🎉 Dr. Huerta is a nationally recognized scholar whose research advances critical conversations around college access, persistence, and success

Congrats to our 2025 Addiction Science Minor graduates! We had a wonderful event to celebrate these grads and wish them well on to their next endeavors! #fighton

US youth nicotine pouch use and dual use with e-cigarettes increased from 2023 to 2024, while e-cigarette use alone declined. ja.ma/4cYR0FF

CBS Morning piece on Dae Hee Han led Institute for Addiction Science at USC Monitoring the Future Study study in JAMA Network Open showing vaping declined and nicotine pouch use doubled last year in US teens. #TikTok tiktok.com/t/ZTjBTg2m9/

#AddictionScienceSnippets of the week highlights “Associations Between Food Restriction, Alcohol and Marijuana Use and Co-Use, and Consequences Among College Students" by Ireland M Shute, Reagan E Fitzke, Keegan D Buch, Megan E Brown, and #IASMembers Mark Prince, Stuart B Murray,

Nicotine pouch use doubled in a year among teens: JAMA - ABC News - Dae Hee Han Institute for Addiction Science at USC Study in JAMA Network Open abcnews.go.com/Health/video/n… via ABC News

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🧠 May is Mental Health Awareness Month 🧠 At the USC Institute for Addiction Science (IAS), we’re committed to exploring how mental health and addiction are deeply interconnected. From the impact of vaping and depression on smoking risk to disparities in youth access to care,

✨ We’re so proud to celebrate Monica Tian, an outstanding student in our Addiction Science master’s program, who has been accepted into the Health Behavior PhD program at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill! UNC-Chapel Hill Let’s give a huge congratulations to Monica as she

🚨 Nicotine pouches are flying under the radar. Here’s what you need to know. 🚨 Our Executive Director, Dr. Adam Leventhal ( Adam Leventhal ), breaks down the latest research on nicotine pouches and what it means for youth and public health in a live interview with Elex

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🎓 MAS Class of 2025: One Word to Describe the Journey Our Master’s in Addiction Science graduates reflected on their journey—and we asked them to sum it up in just one word. Swipe through to see the words that capture resilience, growth, and transformation from this inspiring

#AddictionScienceSnippets of the week highlights “Peer E-Cigarette and Cannabis Use and Adolescent Anxiety: Findings from a Mixed-Methods Study" by Shirin Emma Herzig, Carla Michelle Ramirez, Daniel Soto, Ryan Lee, and #IASMember Jennifer B Unger 🎉 Read the full article here

Huge congrats to the first-ever grads of USC’s Master of Addiction Science program! You’re not just earning a degree—you’re building the foundation for something powerful and lasting by making history. A program supported by USC Mann School of Pharmacy, USC Social Work and

#AddictionScienceSnippets of the week highlights “Nicotine Concentration of E-Cigarettes Used by Youths" by Richard A. Miech, Hongying D. Dai and #IASMembers Junhan Cho, Alyssa F. Harlow, Daw-Hee Han, Steve Sussman, and Adam M. Leventhal 🎉 Read the full article here (link also

Interviewed with The Sidewalk Project leader Soma Snakeoil by KCRW on potential impact of reduced funding in Narcan. kcrw.com/news/shows/pre…

“Heroin injection to fentanyl smoking: Examining temporal trends in substance type and route of administration among people who inject drugs in Los Angeles, CA and Denver, CO, USA between 2021–2022” by Jesse Goldshear and all (2025) via International Journal of Drug Policy. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

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#AddictionScienceSnippets of the week highlights “Daily associations between sleep quality, stress, and cannabis or alcohol use among veterans" by Jordan P. Davis, Shaddy K. Saba, Daniel Leightley, John Prindle, Ben Senator, Bistra Dilkina, Emily Dworkin, Esther Howe, Jonathan