Preventing Substance Use among Latino Youth

作者: Charles R. Martinez , J. Mark Eddy , David S. DeGarmo

DOI: 10.1007/0-387-35408-5_18

关键词: Ethnic groupCensusSubstance usePopulationGeographyLatino PopulationYoung ageDemography

摘要: The Hispanic/Latino population is the most rapidly growing sociodemographic group in United States. total U.S. grew 13% from 1990 to 2000, but Latino by 58% during same period (U.S. Census Bureau, 2001). According 2000 census, there were approximately 35 million individuals residing States 2(X)1). This figure represents 12% of population, which makes largest ethnic minority country. relatively youthful compared with population. While 26% was under 18 years age 20(X), 35% 18. Latinos also had a lower median (26 years) that entire (35 years). Despite this young age, substance use and abuse does not occur greater frequency among subgroups than nonminority groups. However, evidence lifetime drug rates are increasing pose significant problem for community (Vega & Gil, 1999) other youth may be at risk co-morbid effects consequences use, including school failure, incarceration, poor health (Wallace et al., 1995; Kandel, Pentz, 1995).

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