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The results show that the Hungarian students are rather similar to the average ESPAD student on most variables – except for lifetime use of cannabis (13%), which is less common in Hungary, and use of alcohol in combination with pills (12%), which is twice the average for all countries. The 12 months prevalence rates for alcohol consumption and drunkenness (84% and 42%, respectively) and average alcohol consumption on the latest drinking day (4.0 cl alc. 100%) are all very close to the mean. Smoking in the past 30 days was reported by one third (33%) of the students, which is only slightly above average. Use of any drug other than cannabis (7%) was as frequent as the ESPAD average, as was lifetime use of inhalants (8%). The rate of non-prescription use of tranquillisers or sedatives (9%) was also very close to the ESPAD mean. |
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