Clinical Study
Breaking the Taboo: Illicit Drug Use among Adolescents with Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus
Table 4
Prevalence of illicit drug use in young people with type 1 diabetes.
| Authors [reference] | Year of publication | Country | Subjects (age) | Prevalence of drug use (%) | Methodology |
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Gold and Gladstein [11] | 1993 | USA | 79 (11-12) | 9% | Anonymous self-administered questionnaire, summer camps |
| Glasgow et al. [10] | 1991 | USA | 101 (12–20) | 25% | Anonymous self-administered questionnaire with verification by urine drug screening |
| Frey et al. [14] | 1997 | USA | 155 (10–20) | 10% | A descriptive cross-sectional design, self-report on routine clinic visit |
| Martínez-Aguayo et al. [12] | 2007 | Chile | 193 (13–20) | 10% | Anonymous self-administered questionnaire, diabetes summer camps |
| Ng et al. [13] | 2004 | UK | 158 (16–30) | 29% | Anonymous self-reported postal questionnaire |
| Lee et al. [3] | 2012 | Australia | 506 (13–44) | 77% | Radio broadcast/hospital advertising |
| Scaramuzza et al. [2] | 2010 | Italy | 215 (12–16) | 39,5% cannabis, 3,25% other drugs | Anonymous self-administered questionnaire, diabetes camps |
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