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Perceptions of Risk from Substance Use among Adolescents

The NSDUH Report, November 23, 2009

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Explores age and gender trends among adolescents' perceived risk associated with the use of cigarettes, heroin, LSD, cocaine, alcohol, and marijuana. Discusses the impact of these findings on further substance abuse prevention research.

Pub id: NSDUH09-1126
Publication Date: 11/2009
Popularity: Not ranked
Format: Series Report
Audience: Researchers, Public Health Professionals, Program Planners, Administrators, & Project Managers, Policymakers, Prevention Professionals
Series: National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH)
Population Group: Adolescents as Population Group, Males, Females, At-Risk

Tags: Alcohol Heroin Tobacco LSD Drug Use Trends Marijuana Cocaine

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