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What Caused the Opioid Crisis? -- America Has a Long History of Opioid Addiction / Erick Trickey -- The Modern Pharmaceutical Industry Caused the Opioid Crisis / Eve Cable -- A Unique Set of Circumstances Made the Opioid Crisis Particularly Deadly / Sarah DeWeerdt -- The Effects Opioids Have on the Brain Make Them Particularly Dangerous / StoneRidge -- Economic Despair in the US Led to Increased Opioid Addiction and Overdose Deaths / Clark Merrefield -- What Are the Demographics of the Opioid Crisis? -- Rural Communities Are Hit Particularly Hard by the Opioid Crisis / Pew Charitable Trusts -- The Effect of the Opioid Crisis on Urban Populations Has Been Ignored / Carla R. Jackson -- Healthcare Disparities Caused More White Patients to Be Prescribed Opioids than Black Patients / Claudia López Lloreda -- Black Patients Are Getting Left Behind in Opioid Treatment / Kaitlin Sullivan -- Women Are More Likely to Experience Opioid Use Disorder / Krystina Murray -- Men Are at Higher Risk of Overdosing on Opioids / Brown University -- Who Is Responsible for the Opioid Crisis, and Can They Be Held Accountable? -- The US Federal Government Has Led Civil and Criminal Investigations into the Opioid Crisis / United States Department of Justice -- The US Government Is Also Responsible for the Opioid Crisis / Brian Mann -- Pharmaceutical Companies Share the Blame for Damage Caused by the Opioid Crisis / Francie Diep -- Many Americans Hold Doctors Responsible for Opioid Crisis / Dylan Scott -- Accountability for the Opioid Crisis Is Complicated Because Many Are Culpable / Sam Quinones -- The Sackler Family Keeps Trying to Buy Their Way out of Legal Accountability for the Opioid Crisis / Brian Mann -- Can the Opioid Crisis Be Stopped? -- Managing Pain While Reducing Opioid Use Can Help Stop the Opioid Crisis / Michael Kim -- The US Is Not the Only Country with Opioid Issues, but It Can Learn from Other Countries / Keith Humphreys, Jonathan P. Caulkins, and Vanda Felbab-Brown -- Opioids Can Be Made Harder to Abuse / Zaina Qureshi -- Drug Policies Around the World Must Be Changed to Help Beat the Opioid Crisis / Open Society Foundations -- The COVID-19 Pandemic Has Made the Opioid Crisis Worse / Dennis Thompson -- Physicians Are Taking Action to Help End the Opioid Crisis / American Medical Association.

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