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Survey study reveals a shift toward oral fentanyl use in general adults, suggesting bias mitigation is critical for accurate low-prevalence surveillance.
Results of this survey study suggest that fentanyl use has shifted toward oral use, which may contribute to observed lower mortality rates despite an increase in prevalence of use. Methods intended to reduce systematic bias have a strong influence on low prevalence behavior estimates and should be implemented for all survey-based drug use surveillance.
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