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Opioid addiction among older Ontarians more than doubled over past decade, study finds
Researchers warn the health care system is ill-equipped to meet the growing needs of an aging population struggling with addiction
The number of older Ontarians living with opioid use disorder (OUD) has more than doubled over the past decade, according to new research that highlights how the country is not currently equipped to support this growing population.
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