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Behavioral Health Trends in the United States: Results from the 2014 National Survey on Drug Use and Health

This national report highlights 2014 behavioral health data, revealing increases in marijuana and heroin use, while nonmedical pain reliever use declined. Substance use disorders affected 21.5 million Americans, with alcohol use disorder being most common. Mental illness remained prevalent, especially among young adults. The findings underscore prevention and treatment priorities.

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The cost of opioid use disorder and the value of aversion

This study examines the economic cost of opioid use disorder (OUD) and the societal value of preventing it. Using 2015–2018 data, it analyzes the financial burden across taxpayers, healthcare, and society, revealing increased spending despite a decline in OUD cases—largely due to the rising prevalence of fentanyl.

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How People Obtain the Prescription Pain Relievers They Misuse

Most individuals who misuse prescription pain relievers obtain them for free from friends, family, or healthcare providers. This article emphasizes the importance of not sharing medications and properly disposing of unused prescriptions to prevent misuse. The findings support targeted prevention strategies to reduce access to potentially addictive medications.

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