2006 Dayton Area Drug Survey Shows Decline in Teen Drug Use Continues
Document Type
Report
Publication Date
2006
Abstract
Results from the 2006 Dayton Area Drug Survey (DADS) show that the decline in drug use among adolescents in the Miami Valley, first noted in 2002, has continued. These findings are consistent with those from national studies which have also shown declining drug use among young people. Although there were declines in virtually all categories of drug use, the largest decreases were seen with cigarettes. Overall, the results are good news for all concerned about the health, safety, and welfare of young people. Nevertheless, the results also show that drug abuse remains a serious problem for many teens here in the Dayton area.
Repository Citation
Falck, R. S.
(2006). 2006 Dayton Area Drug Survey Shows Decline in Teen Drug Use Continues. .
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