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Auteur M. MOHLER-KUO
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S. BAGGIO ; Y. HENCHOZ ; J. STUDER ; S. DELINE ; A. N’GORAN ; M. MOHLER-KUO ; J. B. DAEPPEN ; G. GMEL | 2015
Dans Journal of Substance Use (Vol.20, n°4, August 2015) Article : PériodiqueBackground and aims: Few studies have examined whether subjective experiences during first cannabis use are related to other illicit drug (OID) use. This study investigated this topic. Methods: Baseline data from a representative sample of youn[...]
S. BAGGIO ; J. STUDER ; M. MOHLER-KUO ; J. B. DAEPPEN ; G. GMEL | 2014
Dans International Journal of Adolescent Medicine and Health (Vol.26, n°2, May 2014) Article : PériodiqueBackground: Simultaneous polydrug use (SPU) may represent a greater incremental risk factor for human health than concurrent polydrug use (CPU). However, few studies have examined these patterns of use in relation to health issues, particularly [...]
G. GMEL ; HEEB J.-L. ; REZNY L. ; J. REHM ; M. MOHLER-KUO | 2005
Dans Public Health (Vol.119, n°5, May 2005) Article : PériodiqueObjective: To examine the association between drinking patterns and alcohol-related traffic casualties. Study design: Data linkage of cross-sectional survey data on alcohol consumption with official traffic casualty records. Methods: Alcohol con[...]
G. GMEL ; S. BAGGIO ; M. MOHLER-KUO ; J. B. DAEPPEN ; J. STUDER | 2016
Dans Swiss Medical Weekly (Vol.146, January 2016) Article : PériodiqueQUESTION UNDER STUDY: To test longitudinally differences in conventional cigarette use (cigarettes smoked, cessation, quit attempts) between vapers and nonvapers. METHODS: Fifteen months follow-up of a sample of 5 128 20-year-old Swiss men. The[...]
This article presents the proceedings of a symposium held at the meeting of the International Society for Biomedical Research on Alcoholism (ISBRA) in Mannheim, Germany, in October 2004. The symposium covered some crucial of the manifold aspects[...]
P. DERMOTA ; J. WANG ; M. DEY ; G. GMEL ; J. STUDER ; M. MOHLER-KUO | 2013
Dans International Journal of Public Health (Vol.58, n°6, December 2013) Article : PériodiqueObjectives: The purpose of the present study was to describe health literacy and its association with substance use among young men. Methods: The present study was part of the Cohort Study on Substance Use Risk Factors that included 11,930 Swis[...]
G. GMEL ; J. STUDER ; S. DELINE ; S. BAGGIO ; A. N'GORAN ; M. MOHLER-KUO ; J. B. DAEPPEN | 2014
Dans Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs (Vol.75, n°5, September 2014) Article : PériodiqueOBJECTIVE: In general population survey instruments that measure volume of drinking, additional questions and shorter reference periods yield higher volumes. Comparison studies have focused on volume but not on associations between volume and co[...]
J. STUDER ; M. MOHLER-KUO ; P. DERMOTA ; J. GAUME ; N. BERTHOLET ; C. EIDENBENZ ; J. B. DAEPPEN ; G. GMEL | 2013
Dans Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs (Vol.74, n°6, December 2013) Article : PériodiqueObjective: The aim of this study was to examine the differences between those who gave informed consent to a study on substance use and those who did not, and to analyze whether differences changed with varying nonconsent rates. Method: Cross-[...]
S. BAGGIO ; J. STUDER ; M. MOHLER-KUO ; J. B. DAEPPEN ; G. GMEL | 2014
Dans International Journal of Adolescent Medicine and Health (Vol.26, n°4, November 2014) Article : PériodiqueNon-medical use of prescription drugs (NMUPD) is increasing among the general population, particularly among teenagers and young adults. Although prescription drugs are considered safer than illicit street drugs, NMUPD can lead to detrimental co[...]
S. BAGGIO ; J. STUDER ; S. DELINE ; A. N'GORAN ; M. DUPUIS ; Y. HENCHOZ ; M. MOHLER-KUO ; J. B. DAEPPEN ; G. GMEL | 2014
Dans Journal of Drug Issues (Vol.44, n°4, October 2014) Article : PériodiqueThis study investigates the potential stages of drug use. Data from the longitudinal Cohort Study on Substance Use Risk Factors were used (N = 5,116). Drug use (alcohol, tobacco, and 16 illicit drugs) over the previous 12 months was assessed at [...]
S. BAGGIO ; A. N'GORAN ; S. DELINE ; J. STUDER ; M. DUPUIS ; Y. HENCHOZ ; M. MOHLER-KUO ; J. B. DAEPPEN ; G. GMEL | 2014
Dans Addiction (Vol.109, n°6, June 2014) Article : PériodiqueBackground and Aims: To test prospective associations between cannabis disorder symptoms/frequency of cannabis use and health issues and to investigate stability versus transience in cannabis use trajectories. Design: Two waves of data collect[...]
S. BAGGIO ; J. STUDER ; M. MOHLER-KUO ; J. B. DAEPPEN ; G. GMEL | 2013
Dans Swiss Medical Weekly (Vol.143, June 2013) Article : PériodiqueQUESTIONS UNDER STUDY / PRINCIPLES: The main aim of this study was to investigate profiles of drug users, with a particular focus on illicit drugs other than cannabis, and to explore the effect of early-onset intensive use (drunkenness, daily sm[...]
S. BAGGIO ; K. IGLESIAS ; N. FOURNIER ; J. STUDER ; A. N'GORAN ; S. DELINE ; M. MOHLER-KUO ; G. GMEL | 2015
Dans Heroin Addiction and Related Clinical Problems (Vol.17, n°1, March 2015) Article : PériodiqueBackground. So far few studies have focused on the last steps of drug-use trajectories. Heroin has been described as a final stage, but the non-medical use of prescription opioids (NMUPOs) is often associated with heroin use. There is, however, [...]
S. BAGGIO ; S. DELINE ; J. STUDER ; M. MOHLER-KUO ; J. B. DAEPPEN ; G. GMEL | 2014
Dans Journal of Adolescent Health (Vol.54, n°2, February 2014) Article : PériodiquePURPOSE: Little is known regarding cannabis administration routes for nonmedical use - that is, its delivery methods (e.g., joints, water pipe, food). Therefore, we examined the prevalence rates of different cannabis delivery methods and assesse[...]
S. BAGGIO ; M. MOHLER-KUO ; M. DUPUIS ; Y. HENCHOZ ; J. STUDER ; A. A. N’GORAN ; G. GMEL | 2016
Dans Revue d'Epidémiologie et de Santé Publique (Vol.64, n°4, Septembre 2016) Article : PériodiqueFRANÇAIS : Position du problème : Le capital social est décrit comme étant un facteur de protection pour la consommation de substances chez les jeunes. Cependant, il peut aussi être associé à des comportements néfastes pour la santé. La présent[...]
