Alcohol and other drug use among children and young people in Ireland: Page 1 i HRB
Overview Series 12 Alcohol and other drug use among children and young people in Ireland …

Recognizing there have been few methodologically rigorous cross-national studies of youth
alcohol and drug behaviour, state student samples were compared in Australia and the …

Objective To investigate factors associated with alcohol use in adolescents, with the focus
on analysing the comorbidities between single‐occasion harmful‐drinking episodes with …

Objective: To examine recent trends in the proportion of young people who drink at risky
levels and the rate of alcohol‐related harms experienced by young people in Victoria …

Over the last few years, the incidences of alcohol, tobacco, illegal drug and solvent use have
been increasing. According to the Health Promotion Agency (2005), in Northern Ireland …

Available evidence suggests that drinking habits in Northern Ireland are markedly different
from those in Britain. A cross-cultural study was conducted of self-reported alcohol use …

Introduction Alcohol is a major contributing cause of death and hospitalisation for young
Australians (15–24yr olds). The majority of alcohol-related harms experienced by young …

The results of a 1994 survey of 804 school pupils aged 13-16 years in the Western Isles of
Scotland were examined in the light of preliminary findings of extreme and unusual …

2.1 Background Substance misuse is a serious issue amongst children and young people
and something that the Government is committed to reducing, via delivery of local education …

The objectives of this study were to document and compare patterns of licit and illicit drug
use among adolescents in a health board region in 1997 and 2002. 1516 students in 1997 …