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The role of remote care for continuing opioid use disorder treatment during natural disasters.
In April 2024, two severe flooding events in southwestern Pennsylvania caused regional disruptions. How smaller-scale, rapidly unfolding disasters affect opioid use disorder (OUD) treatment and recovery services remains underexamined in disaster and public health research. This study explores how th
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