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The results from Russia are mainly at the same level as the ESPAD average, with a few exceptions. The proportion reporting alcohol consumption during the past 12 months (77%) is somewhat lower than average while the proportion reporting drunkenness during that period (40%) is about average. The estimated consumption on the latest drinking day (2.8 cl alc. 100%), however, is lower than the ESPAD average. Compared with other countries, more Russian students had been smoking during the past 30 days (35%), but the use of cannabis (19%) and that of illicit drugs other than cannabis (5%) are both at the same level as the ESPAD mean. The non-prescription use of tranquillisers or sedatives is lower than average (2%), while the use of inhalants (7%) and the use of pills in combination with alcohol (4%) are both at the average level for all countries. |
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