| healthy controls |
cohort |
71 |
26 |
50 healthy volunteers, 56 controls, HC, HCs, control, control cohort, control group, control subjects, controls, health control subjects, healthy adult, healthy adults, healthy control subjects, healthy controls, healthy individuals, healthy participants, healthy study participants, healthy subjects, healthy volunteers, healthy young adults, non cannabis controls, non-using controls, sample, typically developing healthy control subjects |
| heavy drinking |
phenotype |
152 |
106 |
10+ cigarettes per day, 5 or more drinks in 24 hours, 5 or more drinks per occasion, >4 drinks in one day, Alcohol use, Alcohol-using teens, HE drinking, HED, HED frequencies, HED frequency, Heavy drinking, Heavy substance use, addicts, alcohol consumption, baseline HED, binge drinking, binge drinking (5+ drinks), case, dependent heroin users, diacetylmorphine, drink heavily, drinking behavior, drinking five or more drinks per occasion, drunk, ever drinking ≥5 drinks/day, excessive alcohol consumption, fairly heavy drinkers, frequency of heavy episodic drinking, health risk behaviors, heavier drinkers, heavier drinking, heavier use, heavy (10+ cigarettes/day), heavy alcohol consumption, heavy alcohol use, heavy cannabis use, heavy consumption, heavy drinker, heavy drinkers, heavy drinking, heavy drinking day, heavy drinking days, heavy drinking episodes, heavy drinking patterns, heavy episodic drinking, heavy episodic drinking occasion, heavy episodic drinking outcomes, heavy smoker, heavy smoker group, heavy smoker population, heavy smokers, heavy smoking group, heavy substance use, heavy tobacco use, heavy use, heavy vs never smoking, heroin, heroin addiction, heroin addicts, heroin dependence, heroin dependent, heroin dependent persons, heroin dependent population, heroin use disorder, heroin users, heroin-dependent, heroin-dependent cases, heroin-dependent individuals, heroine, high alcohol intake, higher alcohol intake, human daily heavy drinkers, illicit heroin, initial status of heavy episodic drinking, lifetime non-fatal overdose due to heroin, low levels of heavy drinking, lower levels of HED, nicotine dependence, non-treatment seeking heavy drinkers, opioid, opioid heroin, overdose requiring medical treatment, participants, participants with heavy alcohol use, patients, percentage of heavy drinking days, prolonged heavy drinking, regular heavy drinking, repeated heavy drinking episodes, smack, smoke heavily, use/dependence on heroin |
