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Analysis reveals medication treatment boosts retention rates and reduces overdose in incarcerated individuals.
Massachusetts' effort to offer medication treatment for opioid use disorder (OUD) to individuals incarcerated in county jails is paying off in post‐release treatment retention, reduced overdose and less reoffending, a newly published study concludes.
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