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Association between latent classes of tobacco, e-cigarette, alcohol, and illicit drug use patterns and depression among Thai adolescents.
Adolescent substance use behaviors often co-occur and are associated with poorer mental health. While latent class analysis (LCA) has identified adolescent substance use patterns in high-income countries, evidence from Southeast Asia remains limited.
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