Fact Sheets
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Cross-Cultural Collaborations for Addressing Opioid Use Disorders in UtahAmerican Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) communities have experienced rising rates of opioid overdose death over the past two decades. The opioid overdose death rate involving any opioid for the AI/AN population continues to rise. |
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Exercise and Chronic PainThe long-term impacts of chronic pain often cause individuals to reduce or eliminate physical activity. |
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If You Suspect Your Child Is Using OpioidsAs a parent, consider the following actions you can take to support your child and family if you suspect your child is using opioids. A number of resources, both local and national, are listed at the end of this fact sheet for further guidance and support. |
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Opioid Facts for YouthAn addiction to opioids is called an opioid use disorder (OUD). Addiction can lead to you losing your job, hurting your relationships, and missing things that matter in your life. Opioids affect not only the reward system of the brain, they also impact breathing and be fatal. |
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Opioid Fast Facts for ParentsWe provide a quick list of commonly asked questions about opioids for parents. |
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Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) and Pregnancy in UtahOver the past twenty years, opioid use during pregnancy has become much more common. Regardless of the nature of opioid use, it is important for pregnant women to know how opioid use can impact their pregnancy and what treatment options are available to them. |