The Scottish Problem
As for treatment, the best estimate I could find was that 40% of Scotland’s chronic drug users were enrolled in programs, as opposed to 60% in England.
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Posted by C. Scott McMillin | Sep 15, 2025 | In the News | 0 |
As for treatment, the best estimate I could find was that 40% of Scotland’s chronic drug users were enrolled in programs, as opposed to 60% in England.
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I won’t attempt to translate that into dollars of lost revenue, but I imagine it’s a considerable sum.
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Basically, it’s not the people who drink zero alcohol who get sick; it’s that people who are sick tend to give up alcohol.
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…the author, who grew up in and around the region, chose to use its earnings to found Higher Ground, a home for recovering women.
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I was nonetheless surprised to learn that one of the areas where use increased the most was among people in their 70s.
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