Mary E. Larimer is affiliated with the University of Washington in the United States. Their research spans primarily within the fields of Medicine and Psychology, with considerable contributions in subfields such as Epidemiology, Applied Psychology, General Health Professions, Clinical Psychology, and Pharmacology.
The main topics of their research include Substance Abuse Treatment and Outcomes, Behavioral Health and Interventions, Cannabis and Cannabinoid Research, Health Policy Implementation Science, Homelessness and Social Issues, Alcohol Consumption and Health Effects, and Smoking Behavior and Cessation.
Frequent publication venues for Mary E. Larimer include:
Mary E. Larimer has collaborated extensively with multiple coauthors, notably:
Selected recent papers authored by Mary E. Larimer include:
G. Alan Marlatt;John S. Baer;Daniel R. Kivlahan;Linda A. Dimeff
John S. Baer;Alan Stacy;Mary Larimer
Mary E. Larimer;Rebekka S. Palmer;G. Alan Marlatt
Sarah Bowen;Neharika Chawla;Susan E. Collins;Katie Witkiewitz
Clayton Neighbors;Christine M. Lee;Melissa A. Lewis;Nicole Fossos
Clayton Neighbors;Mary E. Larimer;Melissa A. Lewis
Sarah Bowen;Katie Witkiewitz;Seema L. Clifasefi;Joel Grow
Mary E. Larimer;Daniel K. Malone;Michelle D. Garner;David C. Atkins
Sarah Bowen;Katie Witkiewitz;Tiara M. Dillworth;Neharika Chawla
Mary E. Larimer;Jessica M. Cronce
Mary E Larimer;Jessica M Cronce
Ursula Whiteside;Eunice Chen;Clayton Neighbors;Dorian Hunter
Mary E. Larimer;Aaron P. Turner;Kimberly A. Mallett;Irene Markman Geisner
Mary E. Larimer;Aaron P. Turner;Britt K. Anderson;Jonathan S. Fader
J. S. Baer;G. A. Marlatt;Daniel R. Kivlahan;Kim Fromme
Clayton Neighbors;Ty W. Lostutter;Jessica M. Cronce;Mary E. Larimer
Debra Kaysen;Tiara M. Dillworth;Tracy Simpson;Angela Waldrop;Angela Waldrop
Mary E. Larimer;Amy R. Lydum;Britt K. Anderson;Aaron P. Turner
Mary E. Larimer;Christine M. Lee;Jason R. Kilmer;Patricia M. Fabiano
Jessica M. Cronce;Mary E. Larimer
Mary E. Larimer;Jessica M. Cronce
Sarah Bowen;Katie Witkiewitz;Seema L. Clifasefi;Joel Grow
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