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A new UN report on worldwide drug trends acknowledges that marijuana legalization in the U.S. and Canada may have helped to shrink the size of illicit markets.
It also notes the emergence of what it calls a “psychedelic renaissance” The report does not specifically call out marijuana in any global region, though it says that “cannabis trafficking and use affect all regions worldwide”.
The UN report also notes that “the gap is widening” between the number of people people people who have substance use disorders and people actually receiving treatment.
Treatment gaps were widest in Africa and Asia , and treatment coverage was also lower among women in all five global regions.
Cannabis use is also growing the fastest in Africa compared to other regions, the report says.
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