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Opioid-use disorder among adults doubles in Ontario since 2017
The number of older adults in Ontario living with opioid-use disorder (OUD) has more than doubled since 2017, a new study out of Toronto’s St. Michael’s Hospital has found.
The number of older adults in Ontario living with opioid use disorder (OUD) has more than doubled since 2017, a new study out of Toronto’s St. Michael’s Hospital has found.
In a 43-page report released Wednesday, the Ontario Drug Policy Research Netw... [4154 chars]
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