Methamphetamine, cocaine, ecstasy and amphetamine use is low in Cyprus compared to other European countries, according to a Europe-wide survey.
In an announcement by the University of Cyprus, it is reported that the European Agency EMCDDA is publishing the results of the urban wastewater survey conducted in spring 2021 by the SCORE network, which this year involved 75 European cities (a total of 90 cities from around the world), including Nicosia, Limassol, Paphos, Larnaca and the Ayia Napa-Paralimni region, with the findings of particular interest.
As Dr Magda Psychoudaki, principal investigator of the project, reports, methamphetamine use in our country remains below the average of the participating cities (5 to 20 times lower), but in a higher position compared to other drugs.
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