Примеры использования Abuse of heroin на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The abuse of heroin and other opiates predominate.
Rwanda and Seychelles have also reported an increase in the abuse of heroin.
Widespread abuse of heroin and opium persists.
Campaigns continue to be targeted against the abuse of heroin.
The abuse of heroin, often in conjunction with diazepam, constitutes a major problem.
However, it also appears that this has resulted in an increase in the abuse of heroin.
The abuse of heroin is declining and the heroin abuser population is ageing.
More recently, successes have been achieved, for example,in reducing the abuse of heroin in a number of countries.
The abuse of heroin by injection began to spread in Bangladesh, India and Nepal in about the year 1989.
Ninetyfive per cent of all such cases were related to abuse of heroin or heroin in combination with other drugs.
The abuse of heroin and other opioids, which registered a decline in 2003, was reported to be increasing again in 2004.
In China, Malaysia and Myanmar, for example,the vast majority of patients seek treatment for abuse of heroin or opium.
The abuse of heroin has spread to all economic and ethnic groups, triggering all the ills associated with it.
One development that has caused considerable concern is the abuse of heroin by injection, which was noted by health-care workers.
The abuse of heroin and methamphetamine has been concentrated mainly in the north, close to the border with the United States.
The abuse of heroin, opium and cannabis is a serious problem in the subregion, and it is growing in importance.
Europe accounts for the largest proportion of the global opiate market, and the abuse of heroin is the biggest drug problem in Europe in terms of morbidity and mortality.
In Australia, the abuse of heroin, cannabis and amphetamines was reported to be the primary reason for receiving treatment in 2003.
Eradication reports suggest that illicit cultivation is increasing in Guatemala, which could substitute for the declining opium production in Colombia,where abuse of heroin has apparently increased, leaving less heroin for trafficking to other consumer countries.
The abuse of heroin, which was extremely limited until the early 1990s, has been increasing rapidly, especially among the youth.
In both the United States and Canada the abuse of heroin among youth remains low: 1.5 per cent in the United States and 1.0 per cent in Canada data for Mexico are not available.
The abuse of heroin has become alarming in some East andSouthern African countries, in particular Kenya, Mauritius, South Africa and Zambia.
A number of African countries are reporting growing abuse of heroin, albeit at a low level; those countries include Côte d'Ivoire, Kenya, Mauritius, Morocco, Mozambique, South Africa and the United Republic of Tanzania.
The abuse of heroin has become a matter of concern in some East and Southern African countries, in particular Kenya, Mauritius, South Africa and Zambia.
In East andSouth-East Asia, the abuse of heroin, and in part opium, which had been increasing since 1998, has, according to reports from several countries in the region, been declining.
The abuse of heroin continues to be particularly widespread in Pakistan, where heroin is increasingly being abused by injection.
Abuse of heroin in the southern border areas is spreading to some other parts of China; in Yunan Province it is associated with the spread of the HIV infection.
The abuse of heroin is reported to be increasing in many other countries in West Asia, including countries that were previously not very affected by such abuse. .
The abuse of heroin and psychotropic substances poses serious health problems, as does the rapidly growing HIV/AIDS epidemic, in particular among injecting drug users.