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See Latest ArticlesUniversal Intervention as a Protective Shield Against Exposure to Substance Use: Long-Term Outcomes and Public Health Significance
American Journal of Public Health, 09/22/09
Spoth R et al. – The ISFP in the 6th grade reduced substance use through a "protective shield" of reduced exposure. The relative reduction rate was 49%, which suggests that universal prevention shields can contribute to significant reductions in illicit substance use among adolescents.
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