Infographic: amphetamines users entering treatment

Main subject

treatment

Keywords

amphetamine
key indicators
prevalence and patterns of drug use
TDI (key indicator)
treatment of drug use

Media type:

infographics

Published date:

June 2019
CC-BY-4.0
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