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Samantha Longman-Mills

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Assistant Professor (Part-Time)Psychiatry & Behavioural NeurosciencesMcMaster University

Research

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17 publications.

01

Culture and mental health in Jamaica

Longman-Mills S, Whitehorne-Smith P, Mitchell C, Shields L, Abel WD

20201 citationsFirst author
02

The Psychological Trauma of Slavery: The Jamaican Case Study

Longman-Mills S, Mitchell C, Abel W

Social and Economic Studies201911 citationsFirst author
03

Does Ganja Cause Mental Illness? Perspectives from a Population-based Assessment of Mental Health Literacy in Jamaica

Abel W, Longman-Mills S, Martin J, Oshi D, Whitehorne-Smith P

West Indian Medical Journal20174 citations
04

Emotional-Social Intelligence and Sexuality Among Jamaican Adolescents

Longman-Mills S

20171 citationsFirst author
05

Psychological Autopsy of Cases of Suicide for the Year 2012

Irons-Morgan M, Abel W, Longman-Mills S, Martin J, Mitchell C, Whitehorne-Smith P

West Indian Medical Journal2017
06

Impact of cannabis on the neurocognitive performance of Jamaican adolescents

Powell-Booth K, La Haye WD, Longman-Mills S

2016Senior author
07

Obstructive sleep apnea risk and psychological health among non-Hispanic blacks in the Metabolic Syndrome Outcome (MetSO) cohort study

Ceïde ME, Williams NJ, Seixas A, Longman-Mills SK, Jean-Louis G

Annals of Medicine201514 citations
08

Psychological maltreatment and its relationship with substance abuse among university students in Kingston, Jamaica

Longman-Mills S, De La Haye W, Hamilton HA, Brands B, da Gloria Wright M, Cumsille F, Mann R, Khenti A

Texto & Contexto Enfermagem20155 citationsFirst author
09

Family relations, peer influence, spirituality and drug use among students in one university in Kingston, Jamaica

Gough H, Longman-Mills S, De La Haye W, Mann R, Brands B, Hamilton H, da Glória Miotto Wright M, Cumsille F, Khenti A

Texto & Contexto Enfermagem20155 citations
10

Substance Abuse and Its Relationship with Household Dysfunction and Psychological Distress among University Students

Longman-Mills S, Whitehorne-Smith P, De La Haye W

20153 citationsFirst author
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