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Original Article

Pre-Teen Drug Users in Scotland

Neil McKeganey Research Centre for Drug Misuse Research, University of Glasgow
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John Norrie Robertson Centre for Biostatistics, University of Glasgow
Pages 493-507 | Published online: 11 Jul 2009

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A. McInnes & D. Blackwell. (2010) Saints not sinners? Young people bucking the trend of binge drinking. An analysis of the drinking trends of school age children in Sunderland. Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy 17:6, pages 776-794.
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Johan Redelinghuys & Karim Dar. (2008) A survey of parents receiving treatment for substance dependence: The impact on their children. Journal of Substance Use 13:1, pages 37-48.
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J. McIntosh, F. MacDonald & N. McKeganey. (2006) Why do children experiment with illegal drugs? The declining role of peer pressure with increasing age. Addiction Research & Theory 14:3, pages 275-287.
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Gill Highet. (2005) Alcohol and cannabis: Young people talking about how parents respond to their use of these two drugs. Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy 12:2, pages 113-124.
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James Mcintosh, Fiona MacDonald & Neil Mckeganey. (2003) Knowledge and perceptions of illegal drugs in a sample of Pre-teenage Children. Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy 10:4, pages 331-344.
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Karine Lussier & Myriam Laventure. (2009) Caractéristiques familiales associées à l'initiation précoce à la consommation de psychotropes à la préadolescence. Psychotropes Vol. 15:3, pages 49-69.
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Jennifer Payne. (2007) Women drug users in North Cumbria: what influences initiation into heroin in this non-urban setting?. Sociology of Health & Illness 29:5, pages 633-655.
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James McIntosh, Fiona MacDonald & Neil McKeganey. (2005) The reasons why children in their pre and early teenage years do or do not use illegal drugs. International Journal of Drug Policy 16:4, pages 254-261.
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James McIntosh, Fiona MacDonald & Neil McKeganey. (2005) Pre-teenage children's experiences of drug use. International Journal of Drug Policy 16:1, pages 37-45.
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James McIntosh, Fiona MacDonald & Neil McKeganey. (2004) Pre‐teenage pupils' experiences of education in school on the subject of illegal drugs. Health Education 104:5, pages 281-289.
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James McIntosh, Maria Gannon, Neil McKeganey & Fiona MacDonald. (2003) Exposure to drugs among pre‐teenage schoolchildren. Addiction 98:11, pages 1615-1623.
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James McIntosh, Fiona MacDonald & Neil McKeganey. (2003) Dealing with the offer of drugs: the experiences of a sample of pre-teenage schoolchildren. Addiction 98:7, pages 977-986.
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MARION HENDERSON, DANIEL WIGHT, GILLIAN RAAB, CHARLES ABRAHAM, KATIE BUSTON, GRAHAM HART & SUE SCOTT. (2002) Heterosexual risk behaviour among young teenagers in Scotland. Journal of Adolescence 25:5, pages 483-494.
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Geoffrey Pearson. (2000) Substance abuse and the family. Current Opinion in Psychiatry 13:3, pages 305-308.
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