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Outpatient opioid dispensing during the 2024 floods in Southern Brazil: a population-based ecological time-series analysis.
Climate-related disasters can disrupt health-care delivery and treatment continuity. Evidence on their effects on opioid dispensing in middle-income countries remains scarce. We assessed whether the May 2024 floods were associated with changes in outpatient opioid dispensing in Rio Grande do Sul, Br
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