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In Hospital IM Naltrexone: A Pilot Study
This is a study in-hospital administration of injectable naltrexone vs. oral naltrexone. This is a pilot study to assess provider's and patient's acceptability to be randomized to oral vs. injectable naltrexone among hospitalized adults with alcohol use disorder.
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