The role of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis dysfunction in the pathophysiology of alcohol misuse and suicidal behavior in adolescents

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1. TABLE OF CONTENTS
2. EDITORIAL
3. The role of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis dysfunction in the pathophysiology of alcohol misuse and suicidal behavior in adolescents
4. Functional magnetic resonance imaging in studies of the neurobiology of suicidal behavior in adolescents with alcohol use disorders
5. Ethnicity and the relationship between adolescent alcohol use and suicidal behavior
6. Suicidality, depression, and alcohol use among adolescents: A review of empirical findings
7. Precipitants of adolescent suicide: Possible interaction between allergic inflammation and alcohol intake
8. Childhood abuse and adolescent suicidally: A direct link and an indirect link through alcohol and substance misuse
9. Preventing suicide in adolescents with alcohol use disorders
10. The role of the pediatrician in preventing suicide in adolescents with alcohol use disorders
11. Parental alcoholism predicts suicidal behavior in adolescents and young adults with cannabis dependence
12. Pathological personality traits and suicidal ideation among older adolescents and young adults with alcohol misuse: A pilot case-control study in a primary care setting
13. Triggers for suicidal behavior in depressed older adolescents and young adults: Do alcohol use disorders make a difference?
14. Psychological autopsy studies: The role of alcohol use in adolescent and young adult suicides