What Do Steroid Graphs Of The United States Indicate
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What Do Steroid Graphs of the United States Reveal?
Summary:
Steroid graphs in the United States highlight the varying patterns of steroid abuse across different age groups. While data from the early 1990s showed high rates of abuse among high school students, recent trends indicate a decline, particularly among younger students.
Article Body:
Steroid graphs from the United States provide insight into the abuse of steroids across various demographics. According to the Monitoring the Future (MTF) studies, steroid use was notably high among high school students in the early 1990s. However, recent data shows a welcome decline in these figures.
In the latest surveys conducted by MTF, the graphs signal that steroid abuse among high school students and young adults has decreased compared to the 1990s. During 2002 to 2004, little change was observed in steroid use among twelfth graders, yet there was a noticeable decline among eighth and tenth graders.
The MTF data from 2003 reveals that steroid use rates among eighth and tenth grade males were at 1.8% and 2.3%, respectively. By 2004, steroid usage was highest among twelfth graders at 2.5%, followed by tenth graders at 1.5%, and eighth graders at 1.1%. Additionally, these graphs show higher steroid abuse among males than females.
In 2004, male steroid use was particularly prominent across all age groups?"eighth, tenth, and twelfth graders, as well as young adults aged 19 to 30. The abuse was most prevalent among twelfth grade males at 3.2%, compared to just 1.1% in females.
The 2004 data also indicates that steroid use was slightly higher among White students in the tenth (2.3%) and twelfth grades (2.4%) compared to Hispanic (1.8%) and Black students (0.8% in eighth grade, and 1.1% in twelfth grade). Among eighth graders, differences in usage among Hispanics (1.7%), Whites (1.6%), and Blacks (1.2%) were minimal.
Interestingly, the perception of harm from steroid use among twelfth graders reached 70.7% in 1992, but declined to 55.7% by 2004. Meanwhile, disapproval of steroid use among peers was at a high of 92.1% in 1992, dropping to 87.9% in 2004.
These graphs illustrate an evolving landscape of steroid abuse, with declining trends among younger populations offering a hopeful perspective for the future.
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