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Published in final edited form as: Am J Disaster Med. 2011 Jul-Aug;6(4):201–206. doi: 10.5055/ajdm.2011.0059

Table 3.

Substance use by evacuation status among male and female adolescents.

	Males (n = 464)			Females (n = 584)
	Unadjusted % (n)			Unadjusted % (n)
	Evacuees (n = 388)	Non - Evacuees (n = 76)	Adjusted OR^a(95% CI)	Evacuees (n = 542)	Non - Evacuees (n = 42)	Adjusted OR^a (95% CI)
Cigarette Use	21% (78)	28% (20)	1.55 (0.84–2.85)	15% (79)	33% (14)	3.01^** (1.34–6.75)
Alcohol Use	44% (163)	55% (40)	1.96^* (1.11–3.49)	44% (236)	49% (20)	1.25 (0.64–2.44)
Episodic Heavy Drinking	29% (110)	41% (31)	1.83^* (1.05–3.19)	25% (137)	40% (17)	2.45^* (1.19–5.06)
Marijuana Use	27% (104)	42% (30)	2.10^* (1.20–3.67)	19% (100)	39% (16)	2.97^** (1.46–6.04)
Cocaine Use	3% (10)	16% (12)	5.41^*** (2.06–14.22)	2% (13)	14% (6)	4.73^** (1.45–15.50)
Inhalant Use	4% (15)	15% (11)	3.69^** (1.52–8.92)	3% (18)	15% (6)	2.85 (0.93–8.76)

Note: Ns for specific analyses may differ due to missing data on individual substance use variables

^*

p < .05

^**

p < .01

^***

p < .0001

^a

Adjusted for race/ethnicity and age