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Unintended Buprenorphine Exposure Among Children a Growing Problem

By Megan Brooks (Reuters) | on July 10, 2018 | 0 Comment
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“Teenagers should receive information regarding the risks of substance abuse and misuse. Suspected suicide accounted for 12 percent of teen exposures, highlighting the need for access to mental health services for this age group,” he added.

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The study had no commercial funding and the authors have no relevant disclosures.

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Topics: BuprenorphineDrug AbuseNaloxoneOpioidsOverdosePediatrics

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