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Inhalant Use and Delinquent Behaviors among Young Adolescents

The NSDUH Report, March 17, 2005

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Presents the prevalence of inhalant use among adolescents aged 12 or 13, the association between inhalant use and delinquent behaviors, and the association between early onset of inhalant use and problems later in life (e.g., substance abuse, arrests).

Pub id: SR057
Publication Date: 1/2005
Popularity: Not ranked
Format: Series Report
Audience: Researchers, Public Health Professionals, Program Planners, Administrators, & Project Managers, Prevention Professionals, Policymakers
Series: National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH)
Population Group: Adolescents as Population Group

Tags: Illegal Drugs Inhalants Drug Use Trends Violence

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