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t patients with chronic prescription opioid use may be more likely than nonprescription opioid users to be successfully stabilized on treatment and may thus benefit more from pharmacotherapy with buprenorphine than those with no prescription opioid use. Failing to account for this variation in future studies of buprenorphine treatment persistence may lead to significant residual confounding and biased results. Extending access to buprenorphine among those with prescription OUD may have a significant impact on opioid related morbidity
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