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Dr. Martz was an invited speaker for the Mid-Michigan Annual Prevention Conference, discussing the role of neurodevelopment and substance use in adolescence
Dr. Martz was an invited speaker for the Mid-Michigan Annual Prevention Conference, discussing the role of neurodevelopment and substance use in adolescence
On April 2026, Dr. Martz spoke on a panel discussing the latest substance use findings from the ABCD Study
On April 2026, Dr. Martz spoke on a panel discussing the latest substance use findings from the ABCD Study
Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/live/ZZGh-BoKo6I?si=rnMzZkD9hSZG109B
Dr. Martz was an invited speaker at the 2024 Maine Association of Psychiatric Physicians Fall Symposium "Everything you Wanted to know about AI, Technology, and Mental Health"
Dr. Martz was an invited speaker at the 2024 Maine Association of Psychiatric Physicians Fall Symposium "Everything you Wanted to know about AI, Technology, and Mental Health"
Dr. Martz was an invited speaker at the 2024 Adolescent Health Initiative Connection Session "Clearing the Haze: Navigating Vaping and Marijuana Use Among Youth"
Dr. Martz was an invited speaker at the 2024 Adolescent Health Initiative Connection Session "Clearing the Haze: Navigating Vaping and Marijuana Use Among Youth"
Medicine at Michigan Newsletter - Five Myths About Drug and Alcohol Use During Adolescence
Medicine at Michigan Newsletter - Five Myths About Drug and Alcohol Use During Adolescence
Mind Matters - Teen Substance Use: The Science & Personal Stories
Mind Matters - Teen Substance Use: The Science & Personal Stories
Bright Nights Community Forum | Substance Use and Its Effect on the Brain: Using Neuroscience to Understand Pathways to Addiction and Inform Treatment
Bright Nights Community Forum | Substance Use and Its Effect on the Brain: Using Neuroscience to Understand Pathways to Addiction and Inform Treatment
The Quest to Unlock Brain Functions Tied to Addiction
The Quest to Unlock Brain Functions Tied to Addiction
TreatmentMagazine.com shares an article written by Meghan E. Martz, Ph.D.
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