Chicago Drug Rehab
Chicago drug rehabsDuring 2006, there were 26,889 patients served in publicly funded treatment programs in Chicago in which heroin was the primary drug of abuse. This means that there were several thousand more people who went to privately-funded rehab programs and for other drugs. Additionally, tens of thousands more needed but did not receive any sort of rehabilitation assistance.

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Chicago Drug Information
Chicago, IL drug information In the Chicago area, MDMA (ecstasy) continues to be the most prominently identified of the club drugs, and its use appears to have increased among African Americans, principally those in their teens and twenties. Ecstasy is increasingly available in street drug markets, though availability varies across the city.

Overall, use of methamphetamine remains low in Chicago, though some indicators have increased slightly, reflecting higher use of methamphetamine in some parts of the city. A low but stable prevalence of methamphetamine use has been reported for a number of years in the North Side area.

Heroin from all four source areas (South America, Southeast Asia, Southwest Asia, and to a lesser extent Mexico) is available in Chicago on a consistent basis from year to year. Purity levels are lower than typically observed in East Coast markets. The average retail-level heroin purity in Chicago was reported to be 21.4%, an increase from 14.7% purity reported in 2006.

The majority of quantitative and qualitative cocaine indicators suggest that use remains stable at high levels and that cocaine continues to be a serious drug problem for Chicago. According to recent reports from the Drug Enforcement Administration’s (DEA) Chicago Field Division (CFD), Chicago experienced a cocaine shortage during the end of the 2nd quarter and throughout the 3rd quarter of 2007. Preliminary unweighted data from the Drug Abuse Warning Network (DAWN) for 2006 indicate that 8,970 of the total emergency department (ED) reports were related to cocaine.

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