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>A 2001 US News and World Report story described OxyContin as a “safe, effective medication with few side effects,” and put the chances of addiction at one perc
by nprz 7y ago
>A 2001 US News and World Report story described OxyContin as a “safe, effective medication with few side effects,” and put the chances of addiction at one percent
>we now know that between eight and 12 percent of patients prescribed opioids for chronic pain develop an addiction
I wonder how the state of the economy influences rate of addiction?
- codeddesign 7y agoI would imagine that the rate directly correlates with other additions such as alcohol. While addition happens to all classes of society, those in impoverished areas tend to have a greater concentration of addition (at least reported).