Idaho Drug Treatment Admissions (1992 – 2007)

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Year Total Alcohol Pct. Cocaine Pct. Marijuana Pct. Syn. Opiates Pct. Meth. Pct.
2007 5,477 1,546 28.2% 80 1.5% 1,259 23.0% 157 2.9% 2,240 40.9%
2006 5,916 2,117 35.8% 68 1.2% 1,367 23.1% 159 2.7% 2,069 35.0%
2005 1,973 730 37.0% 30 1.5% 357 18.1% 36 1.8% 777 39.4%
2004 6,225 2,298 36.9% 66 1.1% 1,383 22.2% 143 2.3% 2,203 35.4%
2003 3,126 1,430 45.8% 32 1.0% 724 23.2% 48 1.5% 817 26.1%
2002 4,956 2,323 46.9% 64 1.3% 1,130 22.8% 55 1.1% 1,291 26.1%
2001 8,429 4,268 50.6% 131 1.6% 1,912 22.7% 88 1.0% 1,752 20.8%
2000 5,893 2,973 50.5% 127 2.2% 1,339 22.7% 59 1.0% 1,229 20.9%
1999 9,796 4,695 47.9% 329 3.4% 2,035 20.8% 62 0.6% 2,097 21.4%
1998 8,185 4,018 49.1% 222 2.7% 1,920 23.5% 39 0.5% 1,534 18.7%
1997 6,075 2,994 49.3% 179 3.0% 1,441 23.7% 34 0.6% 1,042 17.2%
1996 6,121 3,128 51.1% 214 3.5% 1,552 25.4% 33 0.5% 771 12.6%
1995 5,428 2,590 47.7% 216 4.0% 1,314 24.2% 21 0.4% 896 16.5%
1994 3,687 2,227 60.4% 172 4.7% 684 18.6% 11 0.3% 384 10.4%
1993 4,620 3,294 71.3% 249 5.4% 646 14.0% 15 0.3% 166 3.6%
1992 2,799 2,023 72.3% 156 5.6% 374 13.4% 12 0.4% 77 2.8%

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Notes:

Coverage: This data only reflects admissions to treatment facilities that receive federal funding. While providing data on overall trends in drug treatment admissons, because it does not include private facilities that do not receive fedeal funding this data does not provide comprehensive totals on all admissions for drug treatment in the United States.

Syn. Opiates: Synthetic Opiates, manufactured as prescripton painkillers, including, for example, such drugs as Oxycontin, Vicodin, and Dilaudid. Also known as Synthetic Narcotics in Uniform Crime Reporting Program data on arrests for drug offenses.

Meth.: Methamphetamine.

Drugs not listed: These include: Heroin, Non-Prescription Methadone, PCP, Hallucinogens, Other Amphetamines, Other Stimulants, Benzodiazepines, Other Tranquilizers, Barbiturates, Other Sedatives Or Hypnotics, Inhalants, and Over-the-Counter Medications.

Source: Treatment Episodes Data Set

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