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Comorbidity Data for Mental Disorders and Substance Abuse/Dependence Are of Little Predictive Value for the Clinical Practice: An Umbrella Review of Systematic Reviews

2025-05-27

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Among the many mental disorders possibly comorbid with the one of primary interest, sub-stance use disorders (SUDs; i.e., substance abuse/misuse and substance dependence) are of preëminent importance as the dropout rates are much higher for SUD than, say, depression. In order to obtain such a general risk assessment, this author performed an umbrella review, i.e., systematic review of systematic reviews on this to...

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27e91124-498a-5244-a438-379cef8952a9
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10.20944/preprints202505.2106.v1
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