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A study reveals increased opioid intoxication risks in children from families with opioid prescriptions, suggesting targeted public health strategies.
This study suggests that children of family members prescribed opioids had increased odds of opioid intoxication-related death and other SOEs compared with children of unexposed families or those exposed to nonopioid analgesics. Public health strategies to mitigate the opioid crisis should consider unique pediatric aspects that can reduce the likelihood of pediatric SOEs.
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