"multiple substance use" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is a term often used to describe the use of multiple drugs and/or alcohol simultaneously. For example, "The research shows that multiple substance use can have a significant impact on one's overall health and well-being."
Complex patterns of multiple substance use pose clinical and methodological challenges for substance abuse clinical trials research.
† P value represents testing for differences in adjusted means of dietary practices by categories of multiple substance use (df = 3).
During adolescence, 101 (6%) reported multiple substance use (i.e. cigarette smoking, cannabis use and binge drinking) at two or more waves of follow-up, 123 (8%) reported multiple substance use at one wave and 1404 866%) did not report multiple substance use at any wave.
Also of importance, these behaviors increase the likelihood to adopt other risk behaviors at a later age, such as multiple substance use, violence and delinquency [ 14, 15].
This study is the first to examine associations between categories of multiple substance use and dietary practices among alternative high school students.
The focus of this study was to investigate the effectiveness of within treatment assessment with feedback directly to patients with multiple substance use disorder on outpatient individual treatment adherence.
The problem of multiple-substance use has remained absent from much of this conversation – and from the education of users and health practitioners – despite the fact that drug mixing is both dangerous and pervasive.
It therefore seems particularly important to assess the impact of multiple psychoactive substance use on traffic injuries.
Some of these substances are prescribed medicines and when prescribing more than one psychoactive medicinal drug the patient should be adequately informed about possible risks associated with multiple psychoactive substance use.
A high proportion of both males (25%) and females (32%) had multiple, co-occurring substance use disorders (Fig. 1).
Due to their occupation, FSW are often exposed to unprotected sex, sex with multiple partners, and substance use [ 3- 5].
