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Nonmedical Use of Adderall among Full-Time College Students

The NSDUH Report, April 7, 2009

Series Report - ELECTRONIC ONLY

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Offers statistics about young adults age 18 to 22 who use Adderall nonmedically. Contrasts those enrolled in college with non-students. Provides demographic data and information on Adderall users' rate of binge drinking and use of other drugs.

Pub id: NSDUH09-0407
Publication Date: 4/2009
Popularity: Not ranked
Format: Series Report
Audience: Researchers, Public Health Professionals, Professional Care Providers, Prevention Professionals, Policymakers
Series: National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH)
Population Group: College Students as Population Group

Tags: Illegal Drugs Alcohol Stimulants Drug Use Trends Binge Drinking Prescription Drugs

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