Qualitative study reveals key risk and protective factors in youth substance use, suggesting school-based education and policy changes reduce risky behaviors.
Our results demonstrate that multilevel prevention programs in adolescents should address influencing factors from the individual to the societal level, including social norms and the government's policy toward substance use. Health education programs included as part of the school curriculum can contribute to promoting awareness and reducing risky behaviors of Moroccan adolescents.
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