24.4
Estimated users per 1,000 people aged 15 to 64.
England: 8.5 · Worse
City of London · 2022/23 · Persons, 15-64 yrs
Source: OHID Fingertips · #91117 · Modelled estimate, published every few years.
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Drugs and alcohol in City of London.
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Drug use and alcohol harm in City of London — modelled hidden drug use, recorded alcoholic liver disease, and drug misuse deaths.
Plain-English context
Around 24.4 in every 1,000 people aged 15 to 64 in City of London are estimated to use opiates and/or crack cocaine (2022/23). DHSC and UKHSA modelled the size of a hidden population, not people in treatment. No separate publishable alcoholic liver disease admission rate is available for City of London in 2022/23. No separate publishable under-75 alcoholic liver disease death rate is available for City of London in 2022 to 2024. No separate publishable drug misuse death rate is available for City of London in 2022 to 2024. Drug-use estimates and recorded alcohol harms measure different things and are not directly comparable. Missing or suppressed rates are not zero.
Sources: DHSC and UKHSA opiate and crack cocaine use prevalence estimates; OHID alcohol liver disease admissions and mortality (Local Alcohol Profiles for England), via OHID Fingertips. Each card states its reporting period; open its share page for the retrieval date and full provenance.