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Am J Psychiatry 127:420-423, October 1970
doi: 10.1176/appi.ajp.127.4.420
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Patterns of Drug Use: A Study of 5,482 Subjects

SAMUEL BLACK M.D.1, KENNETH L. OWENS PH.D., , and RONALD P. WOLFF

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Drug use was studied in a sample of 5,482 enlisted men on active duty. Twenty-seven percent of the subjects reported having used marijuana, amphetamines. LSD, or heroin. The authors conclude that their data may provide a more realistic estimate of the incidence of drug use than those of previous investigators because the sample is large, subject participation was complete (100 percent), and the sample represents a broad range of educational backgrounds and geographical areas.







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