Is Ecstasy addicting?

Though ecstasy isn’t considered addictive per se, it may be attractive to teens and young adults. Clubs, parties, concerts, college campuses and other such social venues for this age group have become a hotbed for MDMA recreational use.

How prevalent is ecstasy/MDMA use?

Overall, this drug’s use is rather uncommon, as research shows that just 2% of the U.S. population, aged 12 and above, has used a hallucinogenic drug like MDMA within the past year. Despite the relatively low overall prevalence, teens and college students may be drawn to ecstasy, especially with its recent resurgence as “Molly.” In fact, the prevalence of past-year use of hallucinogenic drugs such as this one is 6.9% among those aged 18-25.

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