Population
No data was found for 21-24 (Age) in the category Population
Alcohol Consumption
| Minnesota |
66% |
| East Central |
70% |
| Metro |
64% |
| Non-Metro |
68% |
| Northwest |
71% |
| Northeast |
65% |
| Southeast |
62% |
| Southwest |
74% |
| West Central |
72% |
About the Indicator:
Alcohol is the most frequently used drug nationally and statewide and is associated with a number of adverse health consequences1. Reported use of alcohol in the past 30 days is a common measure of recent alcohol use. N/R
indicates that there were No Responses within the particular demographic.
In 2006/2007, reported past-30 day alcohol use among adults was higher in Minnesota than the
national average (rate ratio = 1.19:1.00). State and national rates
are from 2006-2007 National Surveys on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH). For more national comparisons, click here State Epi Profile.
1 Dawson DA, Grant BF, Li T-K. “Quantifying the risks associated with exceeding recommended drinking limits.” Alcohol Clinical Experimental Research. 2005;29:902-908.
Data Source:
Minnesota Survey of Adult Substance Use (MNSASU)
| Minnesota |
38% |
| East Central |
37% |
| Metro |
38% |
| Non-Metro |
39% |
| Northwest |
49% |
| Northeast |
32% |
| Southeast |
36% |
| Southwest |
46% |
| West Central |
34% |
About the Indicator:
Acute, short-term “binge drinking” is defined as having five or more drinks of alcohol on a single occasion1. Binge drinking has been associated with alcohol related injuries and deaths, as well as violence and crime.
In 2006/2007, reported past-30 day binge drinking among adults was higher in Minnesota than the
national average (rate ratio = 1.24:1.00). State and national rates
are from 2006-2007 National Surveys on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH). For more national comparisons, click here State Epi Profile.
1 United States Department of Agriculture and United States Department of Health and Human Services. Dietary Guidelines for Americans. Chapter 9 – Alcoholic Beverages. Washington, DC: US Government Printing Office; 2005. p. 43-46.
Data Source:
Minnesota Survey of Adult Substance Use (MNSASU)
Alcohol Consequences
No data was found for 21-24 (Age) in the category Alcohol Consequences
Alcohol Risk & Protective Factors
No data was found for 21-24 (Age) in the category Alcohol Risk & Protective Factors
Tobacco Consumption
| Minnesota |
43% |
| East Central |
36% |
| Metro |
44% |
| Non-Metro |
43% |
| Northwest |
42% |
| Northeast |
34% |
| Southeast |
57% |
| Southwest |
41% |
| West Central |
40% |
About the Indicator:
Reported tobacco use within the past 30 days (“30-day use”) is a frequent measure of current use. Adult tobacco use is presented here using 30-day use of cigarettes. N/R
indicates that there were No Responses within the particular demographic.
Data Source:
Minnesota Survey of Adult Substance Use (MNSASU)
Tobacco Consequences
No data was found for 21-24 (Age) in the category Tobacco Consequences
Tobacco Risk & Protective Factors
No data was found for 21-24 (Age) in the category Tobacco Risk & Protective Factors
Other Drug Consumption
| Minnesota |
14% |
| East Central |
11% |
| Metro |
16% |
| Non-Metro |
10% |
| Northwest |
21% |
| Northeast |
8% |
| Southeast |
12% |
| Southwest |
10% |
| West Central |
4% |
About the Indicator:
Current
marijuana use is often assessed with measures of reported use in the past 30
days (30-day use). Adults were asked
about their use of marijuana, pot, grass, reefer, hashish, hash, or hash oil. N/R
indicates that there were No Responses within the particular demographic.
In 2006/2007, reported past-30 day marijuana use among adults was higher in Minnesota than the
national average (rate ratio = 1.25:1.00). State and national rates
are from 2006-2007 National Surveys on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH). For more national comparisons, click here State Epi Profile.
Data Source:
Minnesota Survey of Adult Substance Use (MNSASU)
| Minnesota |
2% |
| East Central |
2% |
| Metro |
2% |
| Non-Metro |
1% |
| Northwest |
0% |
| Northeast |
0% |
| Southeast |
2% |
| Southwest |
0% |
| West Central |
0% |
About the Indicator:
Other
drug consumption is measured here as the number of adults reporting any use of
methamphetamines in the past 12 months.
Adults were asked whether they used methamphetamines, crank, crystal or
ice. N/R
indicates that there were No Responses within the particular demographic.
Data Source:
Minnesota Survey of Adult Substance Use (MNSASU)
| Minnesota |
3% |
| East Central |
2% |
| Metro |
4% |
| Non-Metro |
2% |
| Northwest |
0% |
| Northeast |
0% |
| Southeast |
5% |
| Southwest |
0% |
| West Central |
0% |
About the Indicator:
Other
drug consumption is measured here as the number of adults reporting any use of
Club Drugs in the past 12 months. Adults
were asked whether they used MDMA, Ecstasy, Ketamine or
GHB. N/R
indicates that there were No Responses within the particular demographic.
Data Source:
Minnesota Survey of Adult Substance Use (MNSASU)
| Minnesota |
3% |
| East Central |
0% |
| Metro |
3% |
| Non-Metro |
3% |
| Northwest |
0% |
| Northeast |
0% |
| Southeast |
9% |
| Southwest |
5% |
| West Central |
0% |
About the Indicator:
Other
drug consumption is measured here as the number of adults reporting any use of
crack cocaine in the past 12 months.
Adults were asked whether they used cocaine in rock or
chunk form. N/R
indicates that there were No Responses within the particular demographic.
In 2004/2005, reported past 12 month crack/cocaine use among adults in
Minnesota was 1%. In 2006/2007, reported past 12 month cocaine use
among adults in Minnesota was 2.3% and nationally 2.5%. 2004/2005
state rates are from the Minnesota Survey of Adult Substance Use
(MNSASU); state and national rates from 2006/2007 are from 2006-2007 National Surveys on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH).
For more national comparisons, click here State Epi Profile.
Data Source:
Minnesota Survey of Adult Substance Use (MNSASU)
| Minnesota |
8% |
| East Central |
3% |
| Metro |
10% |
| Non-Metro |
4% |
| Northwest |
9% |
| Northeast |
6% |
| Southeast |
9% |
| Southwest |
0% |
| West Central |
0% |
About the Indicator:
Other
drug consumption is measured here as the number of adults reporting any use of
pain relievers or other opiates in the past 12 months. Adults were asked whether they used codeine-containing
products such as Tylenol with codeine, Darvocet, Darvon, Dilaudid, Fioricet,
Fiorinal, Lorcet, Lortab, methadone, morphine, Demerol, OxyContin, Percocet,
Percodan, Stadol, Talacen, Talwin, Talwin NX, Tylox, Vicodin, or Ultram. N/R
indicates that there were No Responses within the particular demographic.
In 2006/2007, reported past 12 month prescription painreliever use not
prescribed by their doctor among adults was lower in Minnesota than the
national average (rate ratio = 0.86:1.00). State and national rates
are from 2006-2007 National Surveys on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH). For more national comparisons, click here State Epi Profile.
Data Source:
Minnesota Survey of Adult Substance Use (MNSASU)
| Minnesota |
9% |
| East Central |
4% |
| Metro |
9% |
| Non-Metro |
7% |
| Northwest |
10% |
| Northeast |
11% |
| Southeast |
14% |
| Southwest |
1% |
| West Central |
6% |
About the Indicator:
Other
drug consumption is measured here as the number of adults reporting any
use of Tranquilizers or Sedatives in the past 12 months. Adults
were asked whether they used Atarax, Ativan,
Buspar, Eqainil, Flexeril, Klonipin, Librium, Limbitrol, Rohypnol,
Serax, Soma, Tranxene, Valium, Vistaril and Xanax for Tranquilizers and
Amytal, Butisol, Chloral,
Hydrate, Dalmane, Halcion, Nembutal, Phenobarbital, Restoril, Seconal,
and Tuinal for Sedatives/downers/sleeping pills. N/R
indicates that there were No Responses within the particular
demographic.
Data Source:
Minnesota Survey of Adult Substance Use (MNSASU)
| Minnesota |
3% |
| East Central |
1% |
| Metro |
3% |
| Non-Metro |
3% |
| Northwest |
4% |
| Northeast |
0% |
| Southeast |
7% |
| Southwest |
5% |
| West Central |
0% |
About the Indicator:
Other
drug consumption is measured here as the number of adults reporting any use of
hallucinogens in the past 12 months.
Adults were asked whether they used mushrooms, PCP, LSD,
acid, phenecyclidine, angel dust, peyote, mescaline, or psilocybin. N/R
indicates that there were No Responses within the particular demographic.
Data Source:
Minnesota Survey of Adult Substance Use (MNSASU)
| Minnesota |
0% |
| East Central |
0% |
| Metro |
0% |
| Non-Metro |
0% |
| Northwest |
0% |
| Northeast |
0% |
| Southeast |
0% |
| Southwest |
0% |
| West Central |
0% |
About the Indicator:
Other
drug consumption is measured here as the number of adults reporting any use of
heroin in the past 12 months.
N/R
indicates that there were No Responses within the particular demographic.
Data Source:
Minnesota Survey of Adult Substance Use (MNSASU)
Other Drug Consequences
No data was found for 21-24 (Age) in the category Other Drug Consequences
Other Drug Risk & Protective Factors
No data was found for 21-24 (Age) in the category Other Drug Risk & Protective Factors
Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drug Consequences
No data was found for 21-24 (Age) in the category Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drug Consequences
Data Sources:
Minnesota Survey of Adult Substance Use (MNSASU)
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Description: This report presents the results of the 2004/2005 Minnesota Treatment Needs Assessment Survey conducted for DHS by the University of Minnesota School of Public Health, Division of Health Services Research and Policy. The primary objective of this project is to obtain current estimates of the number of adults in the general population in Minnesota who are abusing or dependent on alcohol or other drugs and are in need of treatment. The prevalence of substance abuse and dependence and need for treatment were assessed for the total population, and by region, race and ethnicity, gender, age group, and immigration status (US born vs. foreign born). The population for this survey included Minnesota residents 18 years of age or older and non-institutionalized. The study was conducted between October 2004 and June 2005, and involved a random digit dial telephone survey with 16,891 adults in Minnesota.
Sponsored by: Minnesota Department of Human Services, Performance Measurement and Quality Improvement
Geographic Level: State, Region Aggregated data at the state and county level do not reveal disparities that may exist within a given geographic area.
Frequency: Next year data will be available: 2011
Characteristics: The sample was stratified by region, and African Americans, American Indians, Latinos, Hmong and other Asian Americans were over-sampled to ensure adequate numbers of respondents to provide reliable estimates for these sub-groups. The survey instrument included demographic information, diagnostic measures of abuse of and dependence on alcohol or drugs, use of treatment services, depression, serious mental illness and body weight. The survey was administered in both English and Spanish. The weighted response rate was 55%, with a cooperation rate of 67%. These data are self-reported.