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Comorbidity Between DSM–IV Alcohol and Specific Drug Use Disorders in the United States : Results From the National Epidemiologic Survey on Alcohol and Related Conditions

Alcohol Res Health · 2006 · PMC6527248

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probably not significantno p-value reported
In comparison to the Australian survey, the NESARC prevalences appeared to be somewhat smaller (e.g., sedative use disorder, 0.75 percent versus 2.9 percent; stimulant use disorder, 1.22 percent versus 3.6 percent; cannabis use disorder, 9.89 percent versus 13.8 percent; any drug use disorder, 13.05 percent versus 16.8 percent), but the differences are probably not significant.

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