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Worst ever year for drugs deaths as 1264 lose lives

More than 1200 people died in Scotland last year as a result of drug misuse – the highest annual figure on record. The total figure of 1264 is up 6% on the 1187 drugs-related deaths recorded in 2018. It’s the worst rate in Europe and three-and-half times that of the UK as a whole in terms of the number of deaths per million people. Nearly seven in every ten deaths in Scotland were men, while two-thirds were aged between 35 and 54 and more than half were linked to heroin and morphine. More than 400 occurred in the Greater Glasgow health board area, with 163 in Lanarkshire, 155 in Lothian, 118 in Tayside and 108 in Ayrshire and Arran. Two years ago, the Scottish Government declared the number of drugs deaths a “public health emergency”, however the annual tally has continued to escalate. While drugs policy is reserved to the UK Government, health is devolved to Scotland and opposition parties at Holyrood blamed the new record on cuts to rehab and treatment services. More here: https://bit.ly/3p2gGqH