Scots in poor areas fourteen times more likely to be hospitalised due to drugs ...Middle East

PEOPLE living in Scotland’s poorest areas are 14 times more likely to spend time in hospital because of drugs than their more affluent counterparts, new figures have shown.

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Scots in poor areas fourteen times more likely to be hospitalised due to drugs ...Middle East

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