REDUCING STIGMA : Understanding Addiction and Supporting Recovery

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REDUCING STIGMA : Understanding Addiction and Supporting Recovery

09/03/2021
By Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.)

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One in 14 Americans reports experiencing a substance use disorder. There is not one single driving factor that leads to addiction. Some people may use drugs to help cope with stress, trauma, or to help with mental health issues. Some may even develop opioid use disorder after misusing opioids they are prescribed by doctors. In any case, using drugs over time makes it easier to become addicted.
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Social Stigma Substance-Related Disorders
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