Substance use behaviour among 14 and 15-year-olds: results from a nationally representative survey

Niveditha Gurram; Lynsey Brown

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Substance use behaviour among 14 and 15-year-olds: results from a nationally representative survey

2 Jun 2020

Niveditha Gurram,

Lynsey Brown

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Health Promotion Agency (New Zealand)

Tobacco Youth drinking Drugs and alcohol Youth Alcohol harms Drug use New Zealand

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This report explores the patterns of individual and comorbid use of substances (alcohol, tobacco or cannabis) among a nationally representative sample of 14 and 15-year-olds (using data from the 2018 Youth Insights Survey, YIS) in New Zealand. The study also examined trends in the prevalence of individual and comorbid substance use over time (2012-2018 YIS).

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ISBN:

978-0-478-44992-1

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Health Promotion Agency 2020

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open

Post date:

4 Jun 2020

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