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Opioid Addiction Risk Factors

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There are many factors determining your risk of opioid addiction

Opioids act on your brain in powerful and potentially dangerous ways. Find out what factors increase your risk of addiction. Lora L. Jasman, MD or Rockwood Clinic/MultiCare Health System in Spokane explains.

06/20/2019

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