Примеры использования Methamphetamine abuse на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Methamphetamine abuse in Asia continued to grow.
New trends, such as a clear increase in methamphetamine abuse, .
Methamphetamine abuse has been reported also in the Republic of Korea.
In Europe, amphetamine abuse is more common than methamphetamine abuse.
Further propagation of methamphetamine abuse, even among teenagers, has been noted in Japan.
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In Thailand, 69,145 people were treated for methamphetamine abuse in 2008.
Methamphetamine abuse has gradually expanded from the western states of the United States to the eastern states.
Japan has noted further propagation of methamphetamine abuse, even among teenagers.
In Japan, methamphetamine abuse continues, most of the drug being trafficked from neighbouring countries.
There were also increasing reports of methamphetamine abuse through injection in the country.
In Thailand, methamphetamine abuse has increased since the mid-1990s, becoming the drug of abuse for which most treatment is sought.
In the Philippines,about 70 per cent of drug abusers were treated for methamphetamine abuse in 2010.
In Mexico, however, methamphetamine abuse has been rising, particularly along the border of that country with the United States.
Seventeen(86 per cent)of the 20 countries reporting on trends in methamphetamine abuse noted an increase in levels of consumption.
Methamphetamine abuse is reported as stable and Ecstasy abuse is continuing to decrease in the main countries in the region.
Almost 60 per cent of patients seeking treatment for methamphetamine abuse during the second half of 2004 were under 20 years of age.
The estimates are higher compared with the mid-1990s.This is essentially the result of higher estimates of methamphetamine abuse in South-East Asia.
Although the spread of methamphetamine abuse was, in general, still relatively low in the region, there were reports of more common abuse of the drug.
While opioids remainthe major concern for most of Asia, the spread of methamphetamine abuse continues to be a major concern in South-East Asia.
Methamphetamine abuse in Europe is limited mainly to the Czech Republic, although the abuse of the substance also occurs in Austria, Germany, Slovakia, the Baltic countries and some Nordic countries.
This trend is particularly well documented in Australia andNew Zealand, although methamphetamine abuse is reported to be stable or declining in those countries.
Methamphetamine abuse has continued spreading rapidly into new populations in the United States, and it has been reported that abusers of other drugs have switched to methamphetamine. .
The 1971 Convention on Psychotropic Substances After World War II, Japan suffered a major epidemic of methamphetamine abuse, due to the distribution of wartime stocks.
While methamphetamine abuse continues to be more prevalent in the rural and western areas of the United States, there are clear indications of the availability and abuse of methamphetamine in some suburban and urban areas.
Not only are more countries in South-East Asia noting an increase in methamphetamine abuse, but also local studies suggest that abuse has spread into broader population groups in selected countries.
In particular, the spread of drug injecting, and the associated risk of HIV and other infections continue to cause concern,as does ATS abuse in general, and specifically methamphetamine abuse in south-east Asia.
The abuse of amphetamine-type stimulants is increasing, noticeably in Latin America and Asia, with methamphetamine abuse increasing in parts of East and South-East Asia and amphetamine abuse on the rise in the Near and Middle East.
The Government has developed the new drug education guidelines for schools and will continue to support the Community Action on Youth and Drugs,with a focus on problems associated with methamphetamine abuse.
The prevalence of methamphetamine abuse remained stable between 2002 and 2004; however, the number of past-month methamphetamine users who met criteria for abuse or dependence increased from 27.5 per cent in 2002 to 59.3 per cent in 2004.
The Senior Research Coordinator emphasized, as documented in Amphetamine-type Stimulants: a Global Review, that ATS abuse had become a global problem,though with specific regional peculiarities, such as methamphetamine abuse in Asia and amphetamine and ecstasy abuse in Europe.