Can people successfully stop opioid treatment after recovery?
NCT ID NCT05878210
Summary
This study observed 12 people with opioid use disorder who had been stable on long-term medication treatment for at least 9 months. Researchers wanted to see how well they could stop treatment without relapsing into opioid use or experiencing severe withdrawal. The study followed participants for 6 months after their last medication dose to track their success and withdrawal symptoms.
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Locations
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Comprehensive Addiction Medicine
Portland, Maine, 04102, United States
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Savera Medical Centre
Edmonton, Alberta, T6E6T9, Canada
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