Results from 2008 Dayton Area Drug Survey Offer Mixed News
Document Type
Report
Publication Date
2008
Abstract
Results from the 2008 Dayton Area Drug Survey (DADS) are mixed. The good news is that data from seventh and ninth grade students show that the general decline in the initiation of drug use noted in previous years has continued. Less encouraging are data from high school seniors suggesting that, among these older students, the decline may have stalled, at least for some drugs. Overall, the largest declines in drug use initiation occurred with alcohol and cigarettes. Even so, these drugs, along with marijuana, are still the ones most commonly abused by area school-aged teens.
Repository Citation
Falck, R. S.
(2008). Results from 2008 Dayton Area Drug Survey Offer Mixed News. .
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