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Cross-sectional study highlights the impact of social relationships and acquisition settings on substance use among youth in cultural settings, indicating a need for targeted prevention strategies.
Findings highlight that accumulated substance-involved relationships and access through any acquisition setting are key structural conditions shaping substance use in this cultural context. While limited by its cross-sectional design and convenience sampling, the study provides novel evidence on culture-embedded risk structures and underscores the need for longitudinal and context-sensitive prevention strategies.
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