A guide for helping patients understand heroin, its history, and how it impacts our communities.
Matt Goldenberg, DO
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Articles by Matt Goldenberg, DO
In the US, 38,000 drug overdose deaths occur per year, and it is estimated that 75% are opioid-related. The good news is that addiction is a treatable disease. More in this discussion of opioid addiction, the use of naloxone, and Good Samaritan laws.
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