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The most noticeable feature of the Slovenian results is the relatively high proportion reporting lifetime experience of inhalants. The Slovenian students were also slightly more likely than the ESPAD average to have consumed alcohol (87%) and been drunk (43%) during the past 12 months. The estimated volume consumed on the latest drinking day (4.5 cl alc. 100%) is just above average. The proportion of students who had smoked during the past 30 days (29%) is the same as the ESPAD mean. The lifetime rates of cannabis use (22%) and use of drugs other than cannabis (8%) are also about the same as in the average ESPAD country. As mentioned above, use of inhalants (16%) is high and nearly twice the average, while rather few students reported non-prescription use of tranquillisers or sedatives (5%) or use of pills in combination with alcohol (4%). |
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