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Citation:
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, Office of Applied Studies (2008). Substate estimates from the 2004-2006 National Surveys on Drug Use and Health. Rockville, MD. This is a web only report and is available at: http://oas.samhsa.gov/substate2k8/toc.cfm
Comparison Table (HTML) (PDF format): Used to determine where the prevalence rates for each substate region falls in the distribution of all substate regions in the nation by age group
Suppression Criteria (HTML) (PDF format): Presents the criteria used to suppress unreliable substate region prevalence rates by age group
Change Tables: (HTML) (PDF format): Data tables showing 2002-2004 and 2004-2006 estimates for age 12 or older along with a p-value for determining if the change between 2002-2004 and 2004-2006 is statistically significant. Only estimates corresponding to substate areas that are defined consistently across these two time periods are shown.
Substate Region Definitions by State (HTML): Maps and tables showing substate regions (also included in Section D of the full report)
Alabama (AL) | HTML | |
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Alaska (AK) | HTML | |
Arizona (AZ) | HTML | |
Arkansas (AR) | HTML | |
California (CA) | HTML | |
Colorado (CO) | HTML | |
Connecticut (CT) | HTML | |
Delaware (DE) | HTML | |
District of Columbia (DC) | HTML | |
Florida (FL) | HTML | |
Georgia (GA) | HTML | |
Hawaii (HI) | HTML | |
Idaho (ID) | HTML | |
Illinois (IL) | HTML | |
Indiana (IN) | HTML | |
Iowa (IA) | HTML | |
Kansas (KS) | HTML | |
Kentucky (KY) | HTML | |
Louisiana (LA) | HTML | |
Maine (ME) | HTML | |
Maryland (MD) | HTML | |
Massachusetts (MA) | HTML | |
Michigan (MI) | HTML | |
Minnesota (MN) | HTML | |
Mississippi (MS) | HTML | |
Missouri (MO) | HTML | |
Montana (MT) | HTML | |
Nebraska (NE) | HTML | |
Nevada (NV) | HTML | |
New Hampshire (NH) | HTML | |
New Jersey (NJ) | HTML | |
New Mexico (NM) | HTML | |
New York (NY) | HTML | |
North Carolina (NC) | HTML | |
North Dakota (ND) | HTML | |
Ohio (OH) | HTML | |
Oklahoma (OK) | HTML | |
Oregon (OR) | HTML | |
Pennsylvania (PA) | HTML | |
Rhode Island (RI) | HTML | |
South Carolina (SC) | HTML | |
South Dakota (SD) | HTML | |
Tennessee (TN) | HTML | |
Texas (TX) | HTML | |
Utah (UT) | HTML | |
Vermont (VT) | HTML | |
Virginia (VA) | HTML | |
Washington (WA) | HTML | |
West Virginia (WV) | HTML | |
Wisconsin (WI) | HTML | |
Wyoming (WY) | HTML |
A.1. Introduction
A.2. Format of the Report
A.3. Overview: Substate Regions, Ranking Regions, and Small Area Estimation Methods
A.4. Comparability with Past Estimates
A.5. Discussion of Findings
A.5.1. Illicit Drug Use
A.5.2. Alcohol Use
A.5.3. Tobacco Use
A.5.4. Substance Dependence, Abuse, and Treatment Need
A.5.5. Serious Psychological Distress and Major Depressive Episode among Adults
A.6. CaveatsB. Substate Region Estimation Methodology
B.1. Precision and Validation of the Estimates
B.2. Variables Modeled
B.3. Predictors Used in Logistic Regression Models
B.4. Selection of Independent Variables for the Models
B.5. Adjustment of Weights
B.6. General Model Description
B.7. Calculation of Average Annual Rate (Incidence) of First Use of Marijuana, Serious Psychological Distress, Major Depressive Episode, and Underage Drinking
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