Forschungsergebnisse / Research results
28.03.2007 (forsc170.htm)
Source/Quelle |
Medical News Today, The Lancet.com |
Authors/Verfasser: |
Toumbourou J, Deakin University, AustraliaStockwell T, University of Victoria, Canada, Neighbors C, Marlatt G, Sturge J, Rehm J |
Theme/Thema: |
Substance Use A Major Burden Of Disease For Adolescents - The Lancet Adolescent Health SeriesInterventions to reduce harm associated with adolescent substance use / Massnahmen, um Schäden im Zusammenhang mit dem Drogenmissbrauch von Jugendlichen zu vermindern. (Inkl. Alkohol) |
Link to
Join Together, 28.3.07
Link to Medical News Today, 27.3.07
Link to The Lancet.com Adolescent Health: an opportunity not to be missed
Link to The Lancet.com today, 28.3.07 The Lancet's Adolescent Health Series was launched in London
on March 26. You can hear the expert panel highlighting the key elements of the series
by listening to the audio files
Link to The Lancet, Paper 4—Interventions to reduce harm associated with adolescent substance abuse
Link to The Lancet, Series - Adolescent Health List of Articles with links
Link to From the above
list: Interventions to reduce harm associated with adolescent substance use
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(DOI: 10.1016/S0140-6736(07)60369-9)
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Medical News Today,
Substance Use A Major Burden Of Disease For Adolescents - The Lancet
Adolescent Health Series Death, injury and illness caused by substance use are among the top ten contributors to global disease burden measured in disability-adjusted life-years - what was once seen by many in developing countries as the disease of industrialised nations is now a worldwide trend.
Drogenkonsum, eine Hauptursache für Krankheiten bei Jugendlichen - The Lancet Serie Gesundheit der Jugendlichen Tod, Verletzungen und Krankheit verursacht durch Drogenkonsum (legale und illegale) sind unter den 10 wichtigsten Faktoren, die zur globalen Krankheitsbelastung beitragen, gemessen in Lebensjahren (Arbeitsunfähigkeit berichtigt). Dies wurde einst in den Entwicklungsländern als die Krankheit der industrialisierten Länder gesehen - heute ist es ein weltweiter Trend. |
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