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Follow Directions: How to Use Methadone Safely

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This poster lists five simple ways to reduce the risks of taking methadone for pain relief or medication-assisted treatment of opioid use disorders. It also offers suggested resources for additional information. The poster comes folded and is 11 inches x 15 inches.

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SMA09-4411
Publication Date
April 2009
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