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A Tale of Three Crises: The Relationship Between Subjective Economic Stress, Mental Health, and Opioid Use
The opioid epidemic has plagued the United States for over two decades and continues to be a pervasive issue for workers and employers. While the factors contributing to opioid use are multifaceted, we drew from the job demands-resources model and the self-medication hypothesis to examine how the op
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