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Preferred Drug List - MMIT
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Drug List - ASP
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Prescription Opioids (Canadian Drug Summary)
www.ccsa.ca• Adults (age 25+): The prevalence of opioid pain reliever use among Canadian adults was 12.1% in 2017.12 The use of opioid pain reliever medications among adults has remained stable since 2015, when 13.6% of adults reported using such medications (Figure 1).13 • Older Adults (age 65+): The rate of opioid pain reliever use among older Canadian adults was