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Switzerland is considering experimenting with controlled cocaine distribution to treat crack addicts.
Experts have called for a rethink on drug addiction policy since a significant increase in crack consumption was observed in Geneva in the last three years .
The Federal Commission for Addiction and Prevention of Non-Communicable Diseases (EKSN) is calling for controlled investigations into how severely affected people can be best cared for.
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