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POPULATION, FAMILY AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
Transitions into and from tobacco and alcohol use among Vietnamese
adolescents and youth
Robert Blum, MD, MPH, PhD Johns Hopkins
Huan He MS Johns Hopkins
Linh Cu Le, PhD Hanoi School of Public Health
Prepared forInternational Symposium on Cohort and
Longitudinal Studies Florence, Italy
13 October, 2014
Longitudinal Cohorts Conference Florence, Italy
Chile Lab: A DHSS focused on adolescents and youth
• Located in the Chi Linh district of Dai Duong province about half way between Hanoi and Hai Phong.
• Three modules– Health Status Behavior module collected on approximately
10,000 14-24 year olds three times: 2006, 2009, 2013.– Risk and Protective Factors module collected on
approximately 2500 14-24 year olds twice: 2007, 2014.– Parent Influences and Social Factors module collected on
approximately 2500 14-24 year olds once: 2008 (a second data collection is planned for late 2014)
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Adolescent and Youth Sample (14-24 year olds)
• Module 1, Time 1: 9,587• Module 1, Time 2: 10,123• Module 2, Time 1: 3,147• Merged sample (all three modules): 2,796
– Females: 1479– Males: 1317
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Prevalence of Ever Smoking and Having Been Drunk in Past 30 days by sex, Time 1
Behavior Engagement in Behavior
Males Females
SMOKING NO 3500 (77.7%) 4482 (99.2)
YES 1008 (22.3%) 13 (0.3%)
MISSING 20 (0.4%) 21 (0.5%)
EVER DRUNK PAST 30 DAYS
NO 2663 (58.8) 3482 (86.8%)
YES 1258 (38.8%) 488 (12.0%)
Missing 107 (2.4%) 48 (1.2%)
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Prevalence (%) for ever smoking and drunk in the past 30 days by age (Time 1, full sample)
BEHAVIOR 13 y.o. 15 y.o. 17 y.o. 19 y.o. 21 y.o.
EVER SMOKE M: 1.8% 5.9% 12.1% 24.6% 38.%
F: 0 0.3% 0.2% 0 0.7%
DRUNK IN PAST 30 DAYS
M: 11.0% 17.8% 30.7% 46.9% 62.8%
F: 2.5% 7.1% 13.2% 14.5% 17.6%
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Transition from Non-Smoker to smoker
Time 1Non-smoker
Time 2Non-smoker
Time 2Smoker
1081 701 (64.9%) 380 (35.15%)
Factors assoc. with transition to smoking
• Cigarettes available in the home 2.17 (p<.05)
• Family hx of violence/abuse 1.46 (p<.01)• Teacher violence/abuse 1.53 (p<.001)• Ever used internet 2.47 (p<.001)• Close friends smoke cigarettes 6.07
(p<.001)• Drunk in past 30 da 2.68 (p<.001)• Male dominance values 1.35 (p<.01)• Has girlfriend 2.23 (p<.001)• Smoking causes disease NS
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Transition to Smoking among Males 2006, 2009; Analytic Sample
Transition from Smoker to Non-smoker
Time 1 Smoker
Time 2Smoker
Time 2Non-Smoker
202 150 (74.3%) 52 (25.7%)
Factors assoc. with transition to quitting smoking
• Father does not smoke cigarettes 2.10 (p<.05)
• Parents never discuss tobacco/ substances 0.20 (p<.05)
• Family member experiences adverse event .28 (p<.05)
• Almost all friends smoke .24 (p<.001)
• Self-esteem 2.48 (p<.01)• Drunk in the past 30 da NS• Knows smoking causes disease NS
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Transition to Smoking Cessation (Quitting) among Males 2006, 2009; Analytic Sample
Transition from never drunk to drunk in the past 30 days
Time 1 Never Drunk
Time 2Never Drunk
Time 2Drunk past 30 da.
959 794 (82.8%) 165 (17.2%)
Factors assoc. with transition to drinking
• Family member experiences adverse event 1.88 (p<.01)
• High family conflicts 1.98 (p<.001)• Ever used internet 2.71 (p<.001)• Almost all friends have been drunk
4.16 (p<.001)• Too sick to go to school/work in
last year 1.50 (p<.01)• Depression NS• Repeated grade in School NS
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Transition to Drunk in the past 30 da. among Males 2006, 2009; Analytic Sample
Transition from drunk to ever drunk in the past 30 days
Time 1 Drunk in past 30 days
Time 2Never Drunk
Time 2Drunk past 30 da.
142 73 (51.4%) 69 (48.6%)
Factors assoc. with transition to non-drunk
• Pressure from peers to smoke .26 (p<.01)
• Smokes cigarettes at time one: .37 (p<.01)
• Depression 2.05 (p<.05)• Too sick to go to school/work in
last year 2.66 (p<.01)• Repeated grade in School NS• School enrollment NS
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Transition to Not Drunk in the past 30 da. among Males 2006, 2009; Analytic Sample
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Conclusions
• Cigarette smoking is remarkably rare among female adolescents and youth in Viet Nam
• For males both alcohol and tobacco are social behaviors linked with perceived peer behaviors
• Family emotional environment appears to significantly influence substance use
• Knowledge of the effects of tobacco appear to have little effect on behavior
• Except for violent/aggressive teachers school factors appear to have little effect on substance use
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