Probability and predictors of remission from life-time prescription drug use disorders: Results from the National Epidemiologic Survey on Alcohol and Related Conditions

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@BtcLiberty @aPerfect_System @LaurenSemrau @cleanslateblog Wrong again. https://t.co/rRbNoy9SPD

13 Mar 2022

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@TabarnakDan @CryptoClueles23 And this one covers prescription sedatives, tranquilizers, opioids, and stimulants - over 96% lifetime probability of remission, half recovering within 5 years or less. https://t.co/8n724YPeoN

15 Jul 2021

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@BillSelznick @NewYorkStateAG I mean there was no "mass addiction" and the mass death has always been multifactorial but STRONGLY associated with irresponsible polypharmacy and/or ILLICIT drugs. https://t.co/Q727xhfjQe https://t.co/Ctpu9DQgfE https://t.

09 Jul 2021

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@pophealthb @NewYorkStateAG It's actually not difficult to break, and MAT medication is incredibly efficacious. "Lifetime cumulative probability estimates of remission were above 96% for all substances assessed." https://t.co/Ctpu9DQgfE

09 Jul 2021

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