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SUPPLEMENTARY TABLE S1 - S6. for Opioid Trends — Prescription Behavior Surveillance System, 2010-2016
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SUPPLEMENTARY TABLE S1 - S6. for Opioid Trends — Prescription Behavior Surveillance System, 2010-2016
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    MMWR. Surveillance Summary vol
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    SUPPLEMENTARY TABLE S1. Prescription Behavior Surveillance System, 2010-2016 ; SUPPLEMENTARY TABLE S2. Prescription Behavior Surveillance System, 2010-2016 ; SUPPLEMENTARY TABLE S3. Prescription Behavior Surveillance System, 2010-2016 ; SUPPLEMENTARY TABLE S4. Prescription Behavior Surveillance System, 2010-2016 ; SUPPLEMENTARY TABLE S5. Prescription Behavior Surveillance System, 2010-2016 ; SUPPLEMENTARY TABLE S6. Prescription Behavior Surveillance System, 2010-2016 ;
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