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| Hair Follicle drug testing is the most effective test for long term drug use. | |
| 25% of high school seniors admitted using an illicit drug in the past month | |
| A recent survey reported that nearly 16 million Americans had used illicit drugs in the previous month | |
| The most commonly used drugs of abuse are marijuana and cocaine | |
| In the first half of 2002 there were over 300,000 visits to emergency rooms related to use of illegal drugs or non-medical use of a legal drug | |
| In 2000 Americans spent $36 billion on cocaine, $11 billion on marijuana and $10 billion on heroin | |
| In 1992 the overall cost of drug abuse in the U.S. was $102 billion, 8 years later it was $162 billion | |
| Federal spending on drug control will exceed $11 billion in 2003 | |
| Over 10% of high school seniors report using the drug ecstasy at least once | |
| In 2000 there were over 900,000 new cocaine users in the U.S. | |
| An estimated 270 metric tons of cocaine entered the U.S. in 2001 | |
| Substance abuse adds over $40 billion per year to the cost of elementary and secondary education in the U.S. |
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