A new expert review examines trends in cocaine use in France in the context of increased A new expert review examines trends in cocaine use in France in the context of increased availability, evolving trafficking methods, and changing patterns of consumption. The report highlights rising use across broader population groups, including increased use of crack cocaine, and examines the associated health, social, and economic impacts. It reviews evidence on prevention, harm reduction, treatment, social support, and criminal justice responses, with the aim of identifying effective and promising public health strategies. The analysis underscores the need for coordinated and integrated policies that address the health, social, and market-related dimensions of cocaine use.

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