says senior author Peter Friedmann, MD at Baystate Health.
Research aimed at increasing high-quality care for people with substance abuse and opioid use disorders in justice settings by assessing the drug’s impact specifically on recidivism, defined as a violation of additional probation, reincarnation, or court costs.
“Studies like these provide much-needed evidence and impetus for prisons and prisons to better activate the treatment, education and support systems that people with substance use disorders have. opiate drugs needed to help them recover and prevent reincarnation No treatment offered to people who use opioids Disorders in prisons and prisons can have serious consequences , including returning to use and an increased risk of overdose and death after release” Nora D. Volkow, MD, Director of NIDA said.
Source: Medindia
