Odds of initiation and engagement were significantly higher following discharge from public hospital
Increase seen in prevalence of teens who reported that it would probably be impossible to obtain prescription meds for nonmedical use
61.4 percent do not know primary care providers can prescribe medication for opioid use disorder
Higher percentages of men and adults aged 35 to 49 years received medications for opioid use disorder
Additional benefits include increased buprenorphine initiation, decreased methadone initiation, and improved buprenorphine retention
AA genotype linked to reduced severity, but not occurrence, of TD; no association seen for rs210133 with TD occurrence, severity
Lower odds of fatal OD seen with filling naloxone prescription, receiving methadone or buprenorphine, receiving behavioral health assessment or crisis services
Specifically, vaping products, varenicline, and heated tobacco products tied to significantly greater odds of successful cessation
Finding seen among Black people with overdose deaths in Pennsylvania versus White people