Emily Pasman

Assistant Professor

University of Illinois Chicago (UIC)

United States

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Dr. Emily Pasman is an Assistant Professor at the University of Illinois Chicago, USA. Her research primarily focuses on mental health and substance use disorders, including the effects of nonmedical prescription stimulant use in adolescence and its correlation with cocaine use in young adulthood. Additionally, she explores the stigma associated with naloxone and its implications for opioid overdose response, as well as the barriers faced by people in recovery in accessing higher education. Her work addresses critical societal issues related to substance use and recovery experiences.

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Associations Between Having a Spouse/Partner with Alcohol Problems and One’s Own Risk of Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders by Sexual Orientation

Longitudinal associations between frequency and recency of nonmedical prescription stimulant use in adolescence and cocaine use in young adulthood

Perceived stigma toward naloxone among overdose education and naloxone distribution program participants: Implications for opioid overdose response.

Nonabstinence Among US Adults in Recovery From an Alcohol or Other Drug Problem

Barriers and facilitators to higher education applications and admissions among people in recovery.

Public Perceptions of Opioid Use for Chronic Non-Cancer Pain

Beyond the 5-year recovery mark: Perspectives of researchers with lived and living experience on public engagement and discourse

“It Depends on What You Consider Recovery”: Perceptions of Client Cannabis Use Among Peer Recovery Coaches

Experiences of families bereaved by opioid-related death

Are Campus Services Reaching Those in Need? Substance Use and Awareness of University Counseling Services

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Sydney O'Shay

Ryan Flinn

Marvin Solberg

Stella M Resko

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