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Brazilian study on substance misuse in adolescents: associated factors and adherence to treatment Estudo brasileiro sobre abuso de substâncias por adolescentes: fatores associados e adesão ao tratamento Vilma A da Silvaa, b, Aline S de Aguiara, Felippe Felixa, Gabrielle P Rebelloa, Renata C Andradea and Helcio F Mattosa a Integrated Regional Center for Attention of Adolescents. Fluminense Federal University (CRIAA/UFF). Department of Psychiatry and Mental Health. Niterói, RJ, Brazil. bDepartment of Physiology and Pharmacology. Fluminense Federal University. Niterói, RJ, Brazil
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Objectives: To investigate developmental and environmental factors associated to substance misuse in adolescents seen at a university day-hospital in Brazil and to verify the correlations between those factors and adherence to treatment. To compare factors associated to substance misuse in adolescents with the available scientific literature and to suggest specific preventive interventions for a national policy in Brazil. Methods: Eighty-six adolescent’s guardians were evaluated at admission to the service by using a semistructured interview including sociodemographic data, family relationship, perinatal and pregnancy histories, psychomotor and educational development, social relations, history of previous illnesses and family diseases, including drug abuse. Results: The sample was predominantly male (90%). Adolescents referred from the criminal justice were older than those originating from other sources (16.4 x 15.4 years old p=.00). Forty-four percent of adolescents reported school failure, a level which is two times higher than Brazilian statistics. Forty percent of the sample had criminal involvement, mainly drug dealing. Cannabis was the most prevalent reported drug. Living with both parents was protective, delaying the age of initiation by one year. Domestic violence was more frequent among parents with illicit drugs abuse (38.1% x 12.5%, p
