Drug use amongst vulnerable young people
EMCDDA, Lisbon, September 2003
Publication type:
Drugs in focusIssue:
10
Summary:
Most young people who experiment with drugs or use them recreationally — at parties, for example — do not develop serious drug problems. For these individuals, the greatest risks are associated with having an accident, getting into a fight, getting into trouble with the police or having unprotected sex whilst under the influence of alcohol or illicit drugs. However, a small but significant minority of young people who experiment with drugs do become intensive drug users and develop serious drug-related health problems.
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1681-5157
