Patients were more likely to stick with buprenorphine for 90 days, suggesting the value of virtual care. But researchers also found disparities in access.
A systematic review shows as many as one-third of people with opioid use disorder have concurrent depression, and one-third will have antisocial personality disorder over the course of their lifetimes.
Although one in 12 controlled substances medication transactions at US hospitals involve suspicious variations, only about half of such transactions are ever investigated.
The report suggests that smoking by fathers could lead to alterations in their offspring. Male offspring may be more susceptible than female offspring.
People who are incarcerated often lack access to a range of opioid use disorder treatments, even though treatment while incarcerated can lead to better outcomes once they are released.