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Buprenorphine-Naloxone vs Extended-Release Naltrexone Following Opioid Withdrawal Treatment

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By Heather E. Hsu, Sara Lodi, Shapei Yan, Benjamin J. Bovell-Ammon, Paul J. Christine, Dana Bernson, Patricia Novo, Joshua Lee, John Rotrosen, Jane M. Liebschutz, Alexander Y. Walley, Marc R. Larochelle, Alyssa S. Tilhou
| JAMA Network Verified
Buprenorphine-Naloxone vs Extended-Release Naltrexone Following Opioid Withdrawal Treatment Supplement 1. eTable 1. Description of the Datasets and Sources Included in the Massachusetts Department of Public Health Data Warehouse eTable 2. Variable Specification and Data Sources eTable 3. Key Components of the Protocol for a Hypothetical Target Trial and the Observational Emulation Based on Data From the Massachusetts Public Health Database eFigure 1.
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Opioid-Related Mortality: Dynamic Temporal and Spatial Trends by Drug Type and Demographic Subpopulations, Massachusetts, 2005–2021

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By Thomas J. Stopka, Marc R. Larochelle, Xiaona Li, Dana Bernson
| Texas Medical Center
BACKGROUND: Fatal opioid-related overdoses (OOD) present significant public health challenges. Intuitive and replicable analytical approaches are needed to inform targeted public health responses. METHODS: We obtained fatal OOD data for 2005-2021 from the Massachusetts Registry of Vital Records and Statistics.
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Trends in fatal opioid-related overdose in American Indian/Alaska Native Communities 1999-2021

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By Jack Cordes, Dana Bernson, Marc R. Larochelle, Thomas J. Stopka
| American Journal of Preventive Medicine Verified
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