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While somatic signs can motivate individuals to reuse opioids to alleviate their symptoms and pain, those resolve in a few days to weeks following the discontinuation of opioid use [25]. In contrast, the affective signs of withdrawal result from profound changes in the brain’s reward circuitry and can persist for months or even years, increasing the vulnerability to craving and the probability of relapse [25,45].
J Med Internet Res 2025;27:e71245
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Telehealth Adoption and Discontinuation by US Hospitals: Results From 2 Quasi-Natural Experiments
Furthermore, given the variety of factors that may influence telehealth adoption, use, and potential discontinuation, several factors, including hospital and regional characteristics, must be controlled for. Thus, this study comprehensively examines both telehealth adoption and discontinuation in the United States from 2016 to 2018 through analysis of 2 quasi-natural experiments (ie, one for adoption and one for discontinuation), while controlling for several potential confounding variables.
JMIR Form Res 2022;6(2):e28979
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