Infographics: Changes in the mean weekly amounts of methamphetamine residues from wastewater analyses in selected European cities between 2019 and 2020

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Impact of COVID-19 on drug markets, use, harms and drug services in the community and prisons
Figure 11, page 14

Main subject

prevalence and patterns of drug use

Keywords

methamphetamine
methodology
trendspotter study
wastewater analysis

Target audience

policymaker
researcher

Media type:

infographics

Published date:

April 2021
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