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No peers, no beers: WVU research shows youth substance use declined during the Covid-19 pandemic

MORGANTOWN — The Covid-19 pandemic has given rise to concerns for youth mental health and social well-being, including its potential to spur substance use behaviors.

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Youth substance use declined during the pandemic, research shows

The COVID-19 pandemic has given rise to concerns for youth mental health and social well-being, including its potential to spur substance use behaviors.

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Research reveals youth substance use declined during Covid pandemic

Research reveals youth substance use declined during Covid pandemic
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Iceland Got Teens Off Drugs Can It Work In W Va ?

One model made a big difference in Iceland, where the percentage of teens who got drunk at least once a month dropped from 45 percent to just 5 percent.

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Teen curfews or leisure cards — what drug prevention might look like in N B

Teen curfews or leisure cards â what drug prevention might look like in N.B. Last week, the government of New Brunswick announced it would adopt a version of the Icelandic model as part of its plan to fill gaps in mental health care. For a community in Ontario, the model is already helping understand the issues plaguing its youth. Social Sharing

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