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A significant minority of Australians engage in concurrent drug use (using more than one drug in a given period). We examined clusters and correlates of concurrent drug use using the latest available nationally representative survey data on Australian young adults.3836 participants aged 18–29years (mean age 24years) from the 2010 National Drug Strategy Household Survey (NDSHS).Clusters were distilled...
Despite evidence that many Australian adolescents have considerable experience with various drug types, little is known about the extent to which adolescents use multiple substances. The aim of this study was to examine the degree of clustering of drug types within individuals, and the extent to which demographic and psychosocial predictors are related to cluster membership.A sample of 1402 adolescents...
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