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Figure TDI-14. Percent using cocaine as primary drug among new clients entering treatment, 1993 to 2005 - countries reporting in excess of 5% of new clients
Notes:
The graphic shows only those countries reporting primary cocaine use by more than 5% of new clients at some point.
Countries consistently reporting 5% or fewer new clients with primary cocaine use over the whole period are: Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Greece, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Austria, Slovakia, Finland and Sweden.
Malta excluded due to very low number of cases.
Portugal: data for 2004 include cocaine and free base.
United Kingdom: data refer to all treatments up to 2002 and to new treatments from 2003.
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Source:
Reitox national reports - Standard Table 3 and TDI