Common liability to addiction and “gateway hypothesis”: Theoretical, empirical and evolutionary perspective
Michael M. Vanyukov(University of Pittsburgh), Ty A. Ridenour(University of Pittsburgh), Ralph E. Tarter(Western State Hospital), William G. Iacono(University of Minnesota), Brion S. Maher(University of Pittsburgh), Maureen Reynolds(University of Pittsburgh), Michael C. Neale(Virginia Commonwealth University), Duncan B. Clark(University of Pittsburgh), Mary Jeanne Kreek(Rockefeller University), Laura J. Bierut(Broad Institute), Levent Kirisci(Psychiatric Medical Center), Galina P. Kirillova(University of Pittsburgh), Kevin P. Conway(National Institute on Drug Abuse)
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