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Cocaine trends among women in the Mid West
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Cocaine usage is increasingly prevalent among Limerick women, yet coming forward for treatment can be particularly challenging due to societal judgment, issues over child custody and internalised shame.
Coolmine Addiction Treatment Centre says these changing drug use trends reveal a demand for greater rehabilitation services here in Limerick.
Coolmine CEO, Pauline McKeown, joins Limerick Today.
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