Jun Kohyama, Makoto Ono, Yuki Anzai, Ai Kishino, Keita Tamanuki, Kengo Moriyama, Yoko Saito, Runa Emoto, George Fuse, Yoshiho Hatai
Factors associated with sleep duration among pupils
Pediatrics international : official journal of the Japan Pediatric Society
purpose purpose study identify whether different aspects social media use associated substance use among middle high schoolaged youth methods participants recruited four northeast us middle schools invited complete online survey fall 2019 fall 2020 conducted separate adjusted logistic mixed effects models substance use outcomes ever use alcohol cannabis ecigarettes tobacco cigarettes prescription drugs multiple substances sample included n 586 participants 527 female 58 white results seeing social media post drugsalcohol past12months significantly associated higher odds ever using alcohol cannabis ecigarettes multiple substance use total number social media sites ever used significantly associated higher odds ever using cannabis cigarettes ecigarettes multiple substances checking social media every hour significantly associated higher odds ever using alcohol higher problematic internet use score significantly associated higher odds ever using cannabis ecigarettes multiple substances online social support seeking score associated substance use conclusions findings support need substance use prevention social media literacy education screening begin early ideally elementary school youth using social media substances