Decline in Prescription Opioids Attributable to Decreases in Long-Term Use: A Retrospective Study in the Veterans Health Administration 2010–2016

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This study was done prior to 2016, shows a decrease in opioid rx to Vets. Interestingly, I recall the VA was 1st to cut rxs & thus this study done prior to 2016- was planning in progress already?? https://t.co/veHNFoozBE

Decline in Prescription Opioids Attributable to Decreases in Long-Term Use: A Retrospective Study in the Veterans Health Administration 2010–2016 cited by Dr. Cary Reid, MD, PhD, @Cornell “Aging is a pain.” Cellular & Molecular Basis of Disease seri…

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