Director of Public Health says "society never sits still" as body looks to gauge substance use
Public Health Isle of Man says a new survey that looks to track how medicinal cannabis and other substances are being used across the Island will allow it to better understand societal shifts.
The study aims to build a fresh "research-base" following the recent changes to cannabis prescription laws.
Residents have until 18 March to share their views on alcohol and illicit drug use, with the results set to be compared against 2022 data which showed one-in-four adults had used at least one substance.
The survey also looks at alcohol and illicit drug use too.
Public Health stresses the survey is anonymous and so is encouraging residents to respond honestly.
Director of Public Health Dr. Matt Tyrer sat down wtih Manx Radio's Chrisian Jones to discuss:
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