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Testing a social mechanism of recovery high schools: Peer affiliation as a mediator of substance use outcomes
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• First study to test underlying mechanism of recovery high school (RHS) attendance. • RHSs improved substance use disorder statuses, cannabis use, and abstinence. • Recovery-positive peer affiliation mediated some observed beneficial effects of RHSs. • Highlights value of youth-focused recovery supports that can facilitate positive social network change.
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