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Georgia Student Health Survey (YRBS)
The Georgia Student Health Survey [CDC's Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS)] obtains information from a random sample of public middle and high school students about the prevalence and age of initiation of various health risk behaviors such as tobacco use, physical activity,
eating habits, alcohol and drug use, and behaviors that contribute to
unintentional injuries and violence.
Goals
- To collect information on age of initiation and prevalence of various health risk behaviors for public middle and high school students in Georgia on a regular basis.
- To make data reports available to the public, health care professionals, and educators.
- To provide youth risk health behavior and outcome data to public health programs to assist in developing prevention strategies and evaluating program effectiveness.
Data, Reports & Survey Questionnaires
- 2009 Georgia Student Health Survey
- The 2009 Georgia Student Heath Survey was conducted by the Georgia Department of Public Health (DPH) in collaboration with Georgia Department of Education (DOE) among a random sample of public middle and high school students statewide.
- Epidemiology of Youth Gambling in Georgia

- 2007 Georgia Student Health Survey
- The 2007 Georgia Student Heath Survey was conducted by the Georgia Department of Public Health (DPH) in collaboration with Georgia Department of Education (DOE) among a random sample of public middle and high school students statewide.
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- 2005 Georgia Student Health Survey
- The 2005
Georgia Student Heath Survey was conducted by the Georgia Department of Public Health (DPH) in collaboration with Georgia Department of Education (DOE)
among a random sample of public middle and high school students statewide.
- 2003 Georgia Student Health Survey
- The 2003 Georgia Student Health Survey was conducted by the Georgia Department of Public Health (DPH) in collaboration with the Georgia Department of Education (DOE) among a random sample of public middle and high school students statewide.
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