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The overall impression of the Polish results is that they are almost all rather moderate relative to the ESPAD mean, the exception being that non-prescription use of tranquillisers or sedatives (18%) is three times more frequent than average. Both the proportion reporting alcohol consumption during the past 12 months (78%) and that reporting drunkenness during the same period (31%) are lower than the ESPAD mean. The estimated volume consumed on the latest drinking day (3.9 cl alc. 100%), however, is rather close to average. One-fifth (21%) of the Polish students had smoked during the past 30 days. Sixteen percent of them had ever used cannabis and seven percent had used any drug other than cannabis. The rates of use of inhalants (6%) and use of pills in combination with alcohol (5%) are both very close to the ESPAD average. |
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