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The Legacy of Parental Incarceration, Drug Treatment Interventions, and More
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Increased addiction risk in children of incarcerated parents; reinforcement-based interventions may decrease drug abuse; and other key findings are summarized here.
Parental incarceration boosts risk of substance use disorders in offspring; reinforcement-based interventions may decrease substance use and problems; buprenorphine for opioid use disorder faces accessibility and acceptability barriers-these are some of the latest developments in substance use disorder (SUD) research. Following are concise summaries of key points.
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