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Addictions Among the Youngest Persist with New Patterns: "They Drink More and in Shorter Periods of Time" - El Periòdic d'Andorra

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Subtitle: Health points to alcohol and tobacco as the most consumed legal drugs, while cannabis continues to be at the forefront among the group of illegal ones Drug consumption among young people is changing. This was stated by the head of projects for the National Plan against Drug Addiction, Glòria Domènech, during the meeting in Andorra of the cross-border project COPAJ, in which she indicated that addictions are still present among the youn…
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Subtitle: Health points to alcohol and tobacco as the most consumed legal drugs, while cannabis continues to be at the forefront among the group of illegal ones Drug consumption among young people is changing. This was stated by the head of projects for the National Plan against Drug Addiction, Glòria Domènech, during the meeting in Andorra of the cross-border project COPAJ, in which she indicated that addictions are still present among the youn…

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El Periódic broke the news on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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