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Cocaine use and associated harm in North America

In the United States and in Canada use of cocaine declined among young people until 2024, but not among the general population. Men continue to account for higher levels of use and harms than women, with cocaine-related overdose deaths rising much more sharply for men over the past decade –…

Cocaine use in South America

Over the past decade, the prevalence of cocaine use has remained relatively stable in some countries of South America while increasing in others. However, the most recent data from countries where available show signs of stabilization.A wide variety of cocaine products are used in the region,…

Methamphetamine harm in North America

Methamphetamine-related harms show mixed trends across North America.In Mexico, methamphetamine harms have increased in recent years, reflected in a growing number of people entering drug-related treatment for the substance – though recent data suggest possible signs of stabilization.In contrast,…

Methamphetamine supply in North America

Following a major upward trend over the last two decades, methamphetamine seizures in North America declined over the 2021-2024 period. In parallel to declines in the quantities of methamphetamine seized in recent years, there have been ongoing declines…