Share of selected drugs used by young adults in Norway 2016
Share of selected drugs used by young adults in Norway in 2016
This statistic shows the share of selected drugs used by young adults in Norway in 2016. That year, the most common drug among 16 to 34 year old Norwegians was cannabis, with a share of 8.6 percent. MDMA had a share of 1.6 percent. Cocaine and amphetamines each had a share of less than 1.5 percent.
Share of selected drugs used by young adults in Norway in 2016
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