database study: Compared to users treated for OUD who receive morphine regularly, occasional users had an increased risk of overdose [OR=2.2; 1.5–3.3]. The risk was reduced with buprenorphine [OR=0.5; 0.4–0.7] and similar for methadone [OR=1.0; 0.7–1.4] ht
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