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A Word Health Organization survey of 17 countries released this month ranks the U.S. highest for cocaine and marijuana use.
Some tidbits:
- Americans were four times more likely to report using cocaine in their lifetime.
- "Countries with stringent user-level drug policies did not have lower levels of use than countries with liberal ones."
- People with higher incomes were more likely to use drugs.
That last one is pretty interesting considering the public image that's been put on drug use.
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