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More young people with opioid use disorder start medication, but six-month retention may have fallen

STAT reports that the increase in treatment starts was small, while six-month retention was already low.

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STAT reports that new national data show a small increase in young people diagnosed with opioid use disorder starting medications such as buprenorphine and methadone. The number who stayed on medication for six months, already low, may have decreased.

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@statnewsAccess to addiction meds for young people has improved — but retention hasn’t. Research shows poor continuity of care for young people with opioid use disorder. https://www.statnews.com/2026/10/02/youth-opioid-treatment-retention-study-barriers-to-care/2h
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    @statnewsAccess to addiction meds for young people has improved — but retention hasn’t. Research shows poor continuity of care for young people with opioid use disorder. https://www.statnews.com/2026/10/02/youth-opioid-treatment-retention-study-barriers-to-care/2h
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