2016
DOI: 10.5296/ijssr.v4i2.8879
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The Impact of a Substance Use Prevention Program on the Health Literacy of Youth in Guatemala City

Abstract: Low health literacy is a major public health concern with serious human and economic implications. Unfortunately, in developing countries little is known about health literacy, and there are often no educational programs to promote it. This report explores the influence of an already existing substance use intervention on the health literacy of youth living in Guatemala City. T-test results indicated that students who went through the substance use prevention program had significantly higher scores on the heal… Show more

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