Parental drug use, early adversities, later childhood problems and children's use of tobacco and alcohol at age 10: birth cohort study [corrected] [published erratum appears in ADDICTION 2008 Dec;103(12):2075].

AIMS: To estimate the prevalence of alcohol and tobacco use among children at age 10 years and to investigate possible influences on this. DESIGN: Birth cohort study. SETTING: England. PARTICIPANTS: A total of 6895 children provided data at age 10. MEASUREMENTS: Parental tobacco, alcohol and cannabi...

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Publicado en:Addiction Vol. 103; no. 10; pp. 1731 - 1744
Autores principales: Macleod J, Hickman M, Bowen E, Alati R, Tilling K, Smith GD
Formato: research tables/charts Journal Article
Publicado: Wiley-Blackwell Oct2008
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          Macleod J
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          Alcohol Abuse Epidemiology
          Alcohol Abuse Psychosocial Factors
          Parent-Child Relations
          Parents Psychosocial Factors
          Smoking Epidemiology
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      ab: AIMS: To estimate the prevalence of alcohol and tobacco use among children at age 10 years and to investigate possible influences on this. DESIGN: Birth cohort study. SETTING: England. PARTICIPANTS: A total of 6895 children provided data at age 10. MEASUREMENTS: Parental tobacco, alcohol and cannabis use, parental social position, children's intelligence, behavioural and emotional problems, children's tobacco and alcohol use at age 10. FINDINGS: A total of 1.3% of children reported smoking and 1.8% reported drinking alcohol, with boys reporting higher use than girls. Parental social disadvantage was the strongest predictor of children's smoking and also predicted children's alcohol use. Some of this association appeared to be mediated through the greater experience of childhood behavioural and cognitive problems among the disadvantaged. Parental smoking and paternal alcohol use had little independent influence on offspring drug use. Postnatal, rather than prenatal, maternal alcohol use predicted children's alcohol use. CONCLUSIONS: Strategies to prevent early initiation of tobacco and alcohol use should focus upon the reduction of childhood social disadvantage and the behavioural and cognitive problems associated with this.
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