Drug Abuse

Question by Cembo: Data on teenage drug abuse?
I’m looking for data on teenage drug abuse. I was hoping there are some links i can use.
Thanks you 🙂

Best answer:

Answer by Model Pilot
Here are some…you can get other years by searching “teen drug use statistics”

High School and Youth Trends | National Institute on Drug Abuse
Illicit Drug Use Illicit drug use among teenagers has been rising, … Past-year inhalant use by younger teens dropped significantly between 2010 and 2011, …
www.drugabuse.gov/publications/drugfacts/high-school

Statistics of Teen Drug Abuse | Treatment Solutions
December 2010; November 2010; October 2010; … and how their drug and alcohol use is increasing or decreasing. … Statistics on Teen Drug Abuse. Youth Trends. SAMHSA.
www.treatmentsolutions.com/statistics-of-teen-drug-abuse – Cached
Teen Drug Abuse Statistics – Teen Drug Abuse
Teen Drug Use Statistics – Teenage Drug Abuse Statistics, facts, info, and data on drug abuse by adolescents, teenagers, and youth. Drug use by teens is a real …
www.teenhelp.com/…/teen-drug-abuse-statistics.html – Cached
Teen drug abuse statistics: Top 5 government sites …
We list the top 5 government websites where you can download teen drug abuse statistics here. Plus, … Addiction T 3:16 pm November 24th, 2010.
addictionblog.org/the-news/teen-drug-abuse-statistics… – Cached
Teen drug use statistics
Thursday, 17 June 2010 04:51 … it is alarming to see some of the actual statistics concerning the amount of teen drug use in highschools and middle schools.
www.fsac.net/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&… – Cached
Teen Drug Use Infographic|Monitoring the Future 2010 Drug Use …
Teen Drug Use in Today’s Classroom infographic by Home Health Testing. Data from Monitoring the Future – drug trends in schools study funded by NIDA.
www.homehealthtesting.com/infographic/teen-drug-use.html

Drug Treatment Court: Forced Medical Care and Behavior Modification
Judging Addicts: Drug Courts and Coercion in the Justice System (2013), by Rebecca Tiger, is a fascinating read as a counterpoint to the headlines reporting success of drug treatment court programs. Ms. Tiger not only gives a historical review and …
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