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Special Issue: Psychiatric and Addiction Epidemiology
Psychiatric disorders with addiction disorders are high, especially for antisocial personality disorder. Epidemiology of Addiction in the population among adults and adolescents along with comorbidities and psychiatric disorders is being highly prevailed. Existing reports of epidemiological studies in the field of Psychiatric and Addiction have many limitations and suggest an extensive secondary analysis of the data sets available, to overcome some of those limitations. Nicotine can be said as one of the most chronic addictive’s of the drugs available. Adolescence is a period where people are subjected to increased risk for drug abuse and dependence. Here nicotine is the one substance for which dependence is higher among women and men due to its easy availability.
