Mohan D, Sundaram K R, Sharma H K
Drug Alcohol Depend. 1986 May;17(1):57-66. doi: 10.1016/0376-8716(86)90036-0.
In 1976 an epidemiological survey of drug abuse was conducted in 24 rural villages of four Community Development Blocks (CDB) in three districts of Punjab State bordering Pakistan covering 1276 households. The majority of households had one user. Both men and women reported the use of traditional drugs, i.e. alcohol, tobacco, opium and cannabis. In males, the commonest drug used was alcohol (58.3%), followed by tobacco (19.3%), opium (6.3%) and cannabis (1.2%). The majority of the female respondents were non-users, but a very small number reported use of tobacco, alcohol and opium. The observations are compared with other studies and implications discussed.
1976年，在旁遮普邦与巴基斯坦接壤的三个地区的四个社区发展区（CDB）的24个乡村进行了药物滥用的流行病学调查，涵盖1276户家庭。大多数家庭有一名使用者。男性和女性都报告使用传统药物，即酒精、烟草、鸦片和大麻。在男性中，最常用的药物是酒精（58.3%），其次是烟草（19.3%）、鸦片（6.3%）和大麻（1.2%）。大多数女性受访者不使用药物，但极少数人报告使用烟草、酒精和鸦片。将这些观察结果与其他研究进行了比较，并讨论了其影响。
