Journal of Drug Education · 1977 · 11 citations · 0 references
Public HealthCommunity HealthPreventive MedicineNative American StudiesSubstance Use DisordersSubstance Use PreventionAddictionAlcohol Use EpidemiologyDrugs Of AbuseNative American HealthSubstance Abuse PreventionSubstance UseDrug Abuse EpidemiologyDrug Misuse EpidemiologyDrug Use By AdolescentsDrug Use EpidemiologyIllicit Drug Use PreventionPrevention Of Drug AbuseSubstance Use EpidemiologyYouth Substance Use Prevention
A drug and alcohol use prevalence study was conducted among Montana Indians by Montana Indians. The results raise questions about culture transmission as a drug prevention strategy. Also, there is evidence of a high proportion of youth with deceased fathers. Implications for further prevention needs are presented.