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New Jersey s 5-Day Rule Didn t Curb Opioid Use

FRIDAY, Feb. 24, 2023 (HealthDay News) While many opioid policies in New Jersey have worked to combat misuse of the drugs, one that limited the length of prescriptions did

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A law to limit opioid prescription meds in NJ has not worked

The regulation adopted in 2017 limits initial opioid pain prescriptions to 5 days but the total number of opioid prescriptions written hasn’t really dropped

New jerseyUnited statesDavid matthauChris christiePeter treitlerRutgers centerRutgers institute for healthHealth careHealth services researchRutgers instituteHealth care policyAging researchGarden stateSteven crystalNew jersey medicaidHollywood walk

A law to limit opioid prescription meds in NJ has not worked

The regulation adopted in 2017 limits initial opioid pain prescriptions to 5 days but the total number of opioid prescriptions written hasn’t really dropped

New jerseyUnited statesDavid matthauChris christiePeter treitlerRutgers centerRutgers institute for healthHealth careHealth services researchRutgers instituteHealth care policyAging researchGarden stateSteven crystalNew jersey medicaidHollywood walk

A law to limit opioid prescription meds in NJ has not worked

The regulation adopted in 2017 limits initial opioid pain prescriptions to 5 days but the total number of opioid prescriptions written hasn’t really dropped

New jerseyUnited statesDavid matthauChris christiePeter treitlerRutgers centerRutgers institute for healthHealth careHealth services researchRutgers instituteHealth care policyAging researchGarden stateSteven crystalNew jersey medicaidHollywood walk

A law to limit opioid prescription meds in NJ has not worked

The regulation adopted in 2017 limits initial opioid pain prescriptions to 5 days but the total number of opioid prescriptions written hasn’t really dropped

New jerseyUnited statesDavid matthauChris christiePeter treitlerRutgers centerRutgers institute for healthHealth careHealth services researchRutgers instituteHealth care policyAging researchGarden stateSteven crystalNew jersey medicaidHollywood walk

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