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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: Addict Behav. 2019 Jan 28;93:141–145. doi: 10.1016/j.addbeh.2019.01.039

Table 2:

Logistic regression models for reporting a great risk of harm from trying heroin.

Adults (n=47,811) Adolescents (n=24,167)**

AOR 95% C.I. p-Value AOR 95% C.I. p-Value

Prescription pain reliever misuse 0.760 0.614-0.941 0.013 0.817 0.672-0.993 0.042
Prescription sedative misuse 0.890 0.486-1.628 0.700 2.032 0.969-4.261 0.060
Prescription tranquilizer misuse 1.117 0.822-1.518 0.472 1.219 0.802-1.852 0.909
Prescription stimulant misuse 1.203 0.946-1.531 0.129 1.691 1.135-2.519 0.011
Marijuana use 1.063 0.939-1.204 0.329 2.214 1.929-2.542 0.152
Cocaine use 0.793 0.566-1.109 0.171 0.906 0.522-1.571 0.719
Inhalant use 0.470 0.317-0.697 <0.001 0.532 0.414-0.683 <0.001
Hallucinogen use 0.730 0.538-0.989 0.043 1.127 0.808-1.571 0.474
Ever injected drugs 1.240 0.499-3.079 0.637 0.334 0.079-1.405 0.132
Female gender 1.359 1.285-1.438 <0.001 0.854 0.790-0.923 <0.001
Age Group (ref 18-25y)
 26-34 years 1.261 1.116-1.425 <0.001
 35+ years 2.064 1.887-2.259 <0.001
*

Adjusted for race/ethnicity, education.

**

Adjusted for race/ethnicity.