2023
DOI: 10.3389/fpsyt.2023.955626
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Illegal drug use is associated with poorer life satisfaction and self-rated health (SRH) in young people

Abstract: Illegal drugs can bring negative health and psychological health consequences to people who use them. However, much less is known about illegal drug use and its association with life satisfaction and self-rated health (SRH) in young people in the context of the United Kingdom, which is important because SRH and life satisfaction are associated with important outcomes including morbidity and mortality. By analyzing data from a nationally representative sample with 2,173 people who do not use drugs and 506 peopl… Show more

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“…Self-rated health is a reliable indicator of objective health [31], as it combines objective knowledge of potential medical conditions with the interpretation of physical and mental indicators of a person [32]. This allows for a general assessment of the respondent's overall health but has also been associated with the prediction of mortality [33][34][35]. The reliability of this type of self-report has been defined as good or even better than indicators related to chronic disease, functional ability, and psychological well-being [36], and is also prognostic for aspects such as the incidence of chronic disease [33,37] and functional decline in the work of organs and systems [37,38].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Self-rated health is a reliable indicator of objective health [31], as it combines objective knowledge of potential medical conditions with the interpretation of physical and mental indicators of a person [32]. This allows for a general assessment of the respondent's overall health but has also been associated with the prediction of mortality [33][34][35]. The reliability of this type of self-report has been defined as good or even better than indicators related to chronic disease, functional ability, and psychological well-being [36], and is also prognostic for aspects such as the incidence of chronic disease [33,37] and functional decline in the work of organs and systems [37,38].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%