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麻豆社 Scotland has found that people addicted to illegal drugs are waiting up to six months for treatment. About 42% of problem users are in treatment compared with about 60% in England. Under government health targets, drug-using patients should be seen within three weeks. The Scottish government said 93% were seen inside the target and an extra 拢20m was being spent annually.
Do we need to do more to help drug addicts?

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