Pak Leng Cheong, Mei Ieng Lam, Hui Wang, Wan Cheong, Louisa Sok Man Lei
The Effect of an Online Health Literacy Promotion Program for Filipino Domestic Workers: A Mixed Method Study
SAGE open nursing
alcohol cigarettes psychoactive substances adolescents use frequently addictions combined carry worst burden disease globally objective study identify whether socioeconomic factors correlate alcohol tobacco consumption mexican adolescents aged 10 years establish relationship consumption two substances ecological study utilized data describing alcohol tobacco consumption among adolescents aged 1016 years n 48837 n 11621100 ever consumed alcoholcontaining beverage constituted alcohol consumption smoking cigarette within 30 days constituted cigarette consumption variables statelevel percentages reported survey used diverse socioeconomic variables collected official sources data prevalence tobacco use alcohol consumption entered excel database estimated states mexican republic well socioeconomic variables performed analysis using stata 14 consumption prevalence 150 alcohol 42 tobacco alcohol consumption correlated studied socioeconomic variable p 005 prevalence tobacco consumption among elementary school students correlated p 005 portion population living private dwellings without sewage drainage sanitation r 03853 prevalence tobacco consumption among middleschool adolescents correlated portion employed population earned two minimum wages r 03960 percentage poverty income 2008 r 04754 2010 r 04531 percentage extreme poverty income 2008 r 04612 2010 r 04291 positive correlations found tobacco consumption alcohol consumption among elementary r 05762 p00006 middleschool children r 07016 p00000 results suggest certain socioeconomic factors correlate tobacco consumption alcohol consumption correlation alcohol consumption tobacco consumption observed results used developing interventions adolescents