Physicians, pharma or regulators – who has caused the US opioid crisis? And how can they solve it?
Of course, all three have contributed to a problem that is as stark when viewed in statistical terms as it is on hearing so many of the heartbreaking stories of overdose deaths and of lives being ruined by addictions that often stemmed from well-intended medical interventions.
According to the American Society of Addiction Medicine, drug overdose is the leading cause of accidental death in the USA, having caused 52,404 such deaths in 2015.
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