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  • Analyses of possible intercohort differences in risk of initiation suggested not only that the levels of illegal drug use were higher, but also that in more recent cohorts, the period of risk was extending further into adulthood.

    PLoS Medicine: New Articles 2009

  • The estimated cumulative incidence of cocaine use to age 60 y was much lower than for the other drugs, making it difficult to derive a useful "interval of risk," but the intercohort differences appeared more linear-as can be seen in

    PLoS Medicine: New Articles 2009

  • It is also noteworthy that the intercohort variation, although discernible prior to the late teens, is relatively small up to this point in the life course, by which time roughly 60\% of respondents in each age cohort had started to drink.

    PLoS Medicine: New Articles 2009

  • There were no intercohort differences until around age 21 y, by which age around

    PLoS Medicine: New Articles 2009

  • It was largely in later-onset use rather than early-onset use that the intercohort variation emerged most clearly, with initiation of alcohol use continuing later on into young adulthood for those in the younger cohorts.

    PLoS Medicine: New Articles 2009

  • The interval of risk for starting cannabis use began in late adolescence and continued far longer in life for all cohorts, but very large intercohort differences were observed here, with the oldest cohort dramatically lower than all others, and the two youngest cohorts much higher than the second oldest cohort.

    PLoS Medicine: New Articles 2009

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