Rachel Adams

Research Associate Professor

Boston University School of Public Health

United States

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Rachel Adams is a Research Associate Professor at Boston University School of Public Health, United States. Her research focuses on prescription opioid usage, nonpharmacologic treatment approaches for pain, and the intersection of race, ethnicity, and gender in alcohol treatment disparities. Recent publications include studies on opioid prescribing practices among military personnel and the impact of traumatic brain injury on maternal and neonatal outcomes.

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Laura Dreer

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The University of Alabama

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Tammy Jiang

Boston University School of Public Health

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John Corrigan

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Ohio State University

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Colin Walsh

Vanderbilt University

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Brandeis University

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Trends in annual prescription opioid receipt among US military members in the Military Health System during 2016–2021, by service, component, and deployment history

Retrospective Identification and Characterization of Traumatic Brain Injury—Recommendations from the 2024 National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke Traumatic Brain Injury Classification and Nomenclature Initiative Retrospective Classification Working Group

Initial opioid prescribing practices among providers treating an opioid-naïve US military sample

Profiles of Nonpharmacologic Treatment Receipt in the First 10 Weeks Following a New Back Pain Diagnosis Among Active Duty Soldiers: A Latent Class Analysis

Disparities in Alcohol Treatment Use at the Intersection of Race, Ethnicity, Gender, and Insurance

Veterans Crisis Line Contacts After the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline Rollout

Association of Disability Status and Type With Binge Drinking and Prescription Opioid Misuse Among Adults From a 3-State Sample

Cohort effects of women's mid‐life binge drinking and alcohol use disorder symptoms in the United States: Impacts of changes in timing of parenthood

Publisher Correction to: Time‑dependent suicide rates among Army soldiers returning from an Afghanistan/Iraq deployment, by military rank and component

Trends in suicide rates by race and ethnicity among members of the United States Army

Pregnancy, Fetal, and Neonatal Outcomes Among Women With Traumatic Brain Injury

Time-dependent suicide rates among Army soldiers returning from an Afghanistan/Iraq deployment, by military rank and component

Substance use and misuse patterns and disability status in the 2020 US National Alcohol Survey: A contributing role for chronic pain

Changes in alcohol use and mood during the COVID-19 pandemic among individuals with traumatic brain injury: A difference-in-difference study

Do nonpharmacological services offset opioids in pain treatment for soldiers?

Predictors of Veterans Health Administration utilization and pain persistence among soldiers treated for postdeployment chronic pain in the Military Health System

Sex‐Specific Risk Profiles for Suicide Among Persons with Substance Use Disorders in Denmark

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Laura Dreer

Tammy Jiang

Jaimie L Gradus

Amy E. Street

John Corrigan

Colin Walsh

Maureen Stewart

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