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. 2015 Jun 9;5(6):e007070. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2014-007070

Table 2.

The number and percentage of children, per age group, identified as taking benzodiazepines in the long term (>90 days)

Males
Females
≤90 days >90 days Total ≤90 days >90 days Total
2002–2006
0–4 years 1360 (95.6%) 62 (4.4%) 1422 1114 (96.0%) 46 (4.0%) 1160
5–11 years 1381 (93.7%) 93 (6.3%) 1474 1101 (91.9%) 97 (8.1%) 1198
12–15 years 1162 (93.6%) 80 (6.4%) 1242 1280 (95.0%) 67 (5.0%) 1348
2007–2011
0–4 years 1166 (95.4%) 56 (4.5%) 1222 923 (94.6%) 53 (5.4%) 976
5–11 years 1325 (92.9%) 101 (7.1%) 1426 956 (91.6%) 88 (8.4%) 1044
12–15 years 1234 (94.0%) 79 (6.0%) 1313 1388 (94.3%) 84 (5.7%) 1472