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Romania is a low-prevalence country with regard to the variables presented here. Although a majority (74%) of the students had been drinking alcohol during the past 12 months, this proportion is clearly below average; and only one fourth (26%) of the students had been drunk during the same period. Moreover, the estimated volume of alcohol consumed on the latest drinking day (2.5 cl alc. 100%) is low by comparison. Use of cigarettes is somewhat less frequent than the ESPAD average, but even so one in four students (25%) had smoked during the past 30 days. Very few Romanian students reported any of the behaviours related to the remaining variables: cannabis use (4%), use of drugs other than cannabis (3%), inhalant use (4%), non-prescription use of tranquillisers or sedatives (4%) and use of pills in combination with alcohol (4%). |
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