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Joni-Leigh Webster

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Gender, Feminism, and MediaNeuroethics, Human Enhancement, Biomedical InnovationsHealth Literacy and Information AccessibilityMisinformation and Its ImpactsMental Health via Writing

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“Strong Black Women”: Prescription Stimulant Use as a Site of Resistance in the Context of Black Women’s Labor and Negative Images of Black Womanhood

Joni-Leigh Webster, Abeed Sarker, Hannah L. F. Cooper

Black women are experiencing rising rates of mortality from stimulant-involved overdose. Yet research on the reasons for use of stimulants among Black women are rare. The present study evaluates how the war on drugs has used negative stereotypes of Black womanhood tied …

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Accès ouvert 2025 preprint OpenAlex

“Strong Black Women”: Prescription Stimulant Use as a Site of Resistance in the Context of Black Women’s Labor and Negative Images of Black Womanhood

Joni-Leigh Webster, Abeed Sarker, Hannah L. F. Cooper

Black women are experiencing rising rates of mortality from stimulant-involved overdose. Yet research on the reasons for use of stimulants among Black women are rare. The present study evaluates how the war on drugs has used negative stereotypes of Black womanhood tied …

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Accès ouvert 2025 preprint OpenAlex

“Strong Black Women”: Prescription Stimulant Use as a Site of Resistance in the Context of Black Women’s Labor and Negative Images of Black Womanhood

Joni-Leigh Webster, Abeed Sarker, Hannah L. F. Cooper

Black women are experiencing rising rates of mortality from stimulant-involved overdose. Yet research on the reasons for use of stimulants among Black women are rare. The present study evaluates how the war on drugs has used negative stereotypes of Black womanhood tied …

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Accès ouvert 2024 preprint OpenAlex

“I Been Taking Adderall Mixing it With Lean, Hope I Don’t Wake Up Out My Sleep”: Harnessing Twitter to Understand Nonmedical Prescription Stimulant Use among Black Women and Men Subscribers

Joni-Leigh Webster, Sahithi Lakamana, Yao Ge, Abeed Sarker

Black women and men outpace other races for stimulant-involved overdose mortality despite lower lifetime use. Growth in mortality from prescription stimulant medications is increasing in tandem with prescribing patterns for these medications. We used Twitter to explore nonmedical prescription stimulant use (NMPSU) …

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