Kirsten Smith

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Johns Hopkins University

United States

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Dr. Kirsten Smith is an Assistant Professor at Johns Hopkins University, USA. Her research focuses on the examination of kratom and its effects, including user motivations, market diversification, and emerging products within the context of substance use. Recent publications include analyses of kratom use among consumers, the characterization of novel products, and systematic reviews of associated clinical case reports.

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Kirsten Smith

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Diversification of Kratom in US Markets: Results from an Online Survey and Chemical Assay of Products

At least four groups of kratom consumers in the United States: latent-class analysis of motivations for kratom use

The rise of novel, semi‐synthetic 7‐hydroxymitragynine products

Kratom use among ethnobotanical tea bar patrons in Colorado: Subjective drug effects, adverse reactions, and perceived benefits of use

De facto opioids: Characterization of novel 7-hydroxymitragynine and mitragynine pseudoindoxyl product marketing

Systematic Review of Clinical Case Reports Involving Tianeptine Products: “Gas Station Heroin” Hype or Fact?

Novel methods for the remote investigation of emerging substances: Application to kratom.

Kratom’s Emergence and Persistence Within the US Polydrug Epidemic

Diagnostic Ambiguities and Underuse of Clinical Assessment Tools: A Systematic Review of Case Reports on Kratom Addiction and Physical Dependence

Becoming a Caregiver: Experiences of Young Adults Moving into Family Caregiving Roles

Being at work improves stress, craving, and mood for people with opioid use disorder: Ecological momentary assessment during a randomized trial of experimental employment in a contingency-management-based therapeutic workplace

Social, psychological, and substance use characteristics of U.S. adults who use kratom: Initial findings from an online, crowdsourced study.

Nonfatal opioid overdoses before and after Covid-19: Regional variation in rates of change

Longitudinal patterns of momentary stress during outpatient opioid agonist treatment: A growth-mixture-model approach to classifying patients

Therapeutic benefit with caveats?: Analyzing social media data to understand the complexities of kratom use

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