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Because of an editing error, an article on Saturday about the increased abuse of the drug fentanyl referred incorrectly to the use of the drug in medical settings.

However, other experts have pointed to increased abuse of prescription opiates and the financial downturn that began in 2008 as likely factors.

Although HIV prevalence in China is low, Chinese people are facing challenges with respect to HIV/AIDS, including MSM and intravenous drug users with multiple sexual partners, low rate of condom use, needle and syringe sharing, and increased abuse of new drugs.

The leaked Home Office document on future immigration policy makes clear officials' fears that their proposal to issue only two-year residence permits to skilled and semi-skilled EU migrants and take away their right to settle in Britain will lead to increased abuse of the student route.

"I remain concerned that legalization will result in increased abuse of all varieties of drugs, including alcohol," he said.

Australian Drug Law Reform Foundation director Dr Alex Wodak said while he welcomed the increased availability of the antidote, it was not sufficient to address Australia's increasing abuse of opioids.

Herod's law Reprints"The increasing abuse of the asylum system is not acceptable," said Hans-Peter Friedrich, the German interior minister in October.

Not only is the specific practice of random search rendered illegal by the court but its judgment focuses attention on the increasing abuse of measures brought in by the Terrorism Act 2000, and the resentment of the public.

The chief inspector of borders has warned of increasing abuse of overseas "proxy marriages", at which neither party is present at the ceremony, as a way to subvert British immigration rules.

Dr Wilson Compton, the deputy director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse, says that perhaps the most worrying trend in young Americans' drug habits is the increasing abuse of attention-focusing pills such as Ritalin by students keen to improve their performance.Teenage kicks of other sorts also appear to be on the decline.

While the FDA's action will lessen the strain of acetaminophen-opioid combinations on the liver, it may have the unintended consequence of increasing abuse of the drugs, said Frank Palumbo, director of the University of Maryland's Center for Drugs and Public Policy.