Direction of the relationship between methamphetamine use and positive psychotic symptoms in regular methamphetamine users: evidence from a prospective cohort study

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This #NCYSUR study investigated whether methamphetamine use and positive psychotic symptoms influence each other over time in a cohort of regular users. Read further here: https://t.co/RTz7UjlVDD https://t.co/NSE5J3xyss

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RT @TheMatilda_USyd: #Methamphetamine has been consistently associated with positive psychotic symptoms. A recent study has indicated that…

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