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"Substance Abuse" Disorders among Runaway and Homeless Youth

This study used systematic sampling methods to recruit a sample of 432 homeless youth from both service and natural "hang-out" sampling sites. According to DSM-III criteria, the majority of respondents were classified as having an alcohol and/or illicit "drug abuse" disorder (71%...

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Published in:	Substance use & misuse 1997-01, Vol.32 (7-8), p.969-986
Main Authors:	Kipke, Michele D., Montgomery, Susanne B., Simon, Thomas R., Iverson, Ellen F.
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