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What I'm saying is, if it wasn't oxy, it would have been vicodin or some other narcotic. The problem is how they are prescribed and the social environment. Sure
by giantg2 3y ago
What I'm saying is, if it wasn't oxy, it would have been vicodin or some other narcotic. The problem is how they are prescribed and the social environment. Sure oxy misrepresented safety which lead to some increase in outpatient prescription, but this is still a major source of the problem. Oxy is just the scapegoat for much larger systemic issue since they got caught misrepresenting safety. Nobody has any actual solution to this problem so far.