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Lifestyle > Amphetamine use per million: Countries Compared

DEFINITION: Percentage of people who have used amphetamines, generally for ages 15 and over. Spain and Greece: data for ages 15-64. Netherlands: data for ages 15-59. United Kingdom: data for ages 16-59. Germany: data for ages 18-59. Belgium: data for ages 18-65. France: data for ages 18-69. Data generally for 1999 or 1998. Germany, Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Sweden: data for 1997. Austria: data for 1996. Denmark, France: data for 1995. Belgium: data for 1994. Canada: data for 1993. Figures expressed per million population for the same year.

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# COUNTRY AMOUNT DATE GRAPH
1 New Zealand 0.644% 1999
2 Australia 0.19% 1999
3 Ireland 0.181% 1999
4 Denmark 0.128% 1999
5 Switzerland 0.112% 1999
6 Norway 0.0784% 1999
7 Belgium 0.0636% 1999
8 Austria 0.0613% 1999
9 United Kingdom 0.0511% 1999
10 Finland 0.0368% 1999
11 Czech Republic 0.0311% 1999
12 Netherlands 0.0253% 1999
13 Portugal 0.0236% 1999
14 Luxembourg 0.0232% 1999
15 Spain 0.0218% 1999
16 Sweden 0.0214% 1999
Group of 7 countries (G7) average (profile) 0.0115% 1999
17 Greece 0.0101% 1999
18 Italy 0.00896% 1999
19 Poland 0.00776% 1999
20 Germany 0.00585% 1999
21 France 0.00496% 1999
22 Canada 0.00492% 1999
23 Hungary 0.00293% 1999
24 United States 0.00251% 1999
25 Japan 0.00237% 1999
26 Mexico 0.000586% 1999

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Lifestyle > Amphetamine use per million: Countries Compared Map

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