Evolución del consumo del tabaco, alcohol y drogas entre adolescentes en la última década y relación con el apoyo familiar

Résumé

Cross sectional study of cross association, changes in consumption to meet quantitative and qualitative drug family relationship in Jaén adolescents, 1997-2010.1493 surveys. Mean age 14.2 years. 50% boys I girls. Increase adolescents who use drugs. The use of any substance involves greater risk of consuming other. Alcohol consumed the most, declining since 1997. Daily consumption decreases. Increasing the amount and bowls. Increase your perception of harmful use. Snuff is the second, declining prevalence and amount since 2004. Higher among girls. The amount and patterns are similar between sexes. The pattern is daily and leisure. IIlegal drugs have a peak: 2001-2004, declining in 2010. Cannabis is the most widely consumed. No sex differences. The pattern is casual. Increasing with age consumption. Teens perceive a familiar normal function and nuclear structure. Severe dysfunction is associated with increased prevalence of harmful drinking and suspicion.