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National Advisory Committee on Drugs, Drug and Alcohol Information and Research Unit. (2005) Drug use in Ireland and Northern Ireland: 2002/2003 drug prevalence survey: cannabis results. Dublin: National Advisory Committee on Drugs.

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Previously published findings in Drug Use in Ireland and Northern Ireland: First Results (Revised) from the 2002/2003 Drug Prevalence Survey (Bulletin 1) showed that cannabis was the most commonly used illegal drug in both Ireland and Northern Ireland across all time periods, lifetime (ever used), last year (recent use) and last month (current use).

This bulletin contains results relating to cannabis prevalence on a lifetime (ever used), last year (recent use), and last month (current use) in Ireland and Northern Ireland. It also examines age of first use; regular use; type of cannabis used; method by which cannabis is used; how and where cannabis is obtained; reasons for stopping use; attitudes to cannabis and perceptions of risk, together with the most common characteristics of typical cannabis users.


Item Type
Report
Publication Type
Irish-related, Report
Drug Type
Cannabis
Date
2005
Call No
BE, PD6.4, VH4.2.
Pages
32 p.
Publisher
National Advisory Committee on Drugs
Corporate Creators
National Advisory Committee on Drugs, Drug and Alcohol Information and Research Unit
Place of Publication
Dublin
ISBN
0-7557-7290-3
EndNote
Accession Number
HRB 3021 (Available)

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