With opioid overdose deaths surging in the United States, many communities are in desperate need of solutions to bring down the body count. Among the most promising is strengthening prison reentry programs for highest-risk users, a Rutgers-led study has found.
was another causal factor: Those who reported using injection drugs were more likely to report seeking treatment post-release than people who didn't inject drugs.
"Getting the most vulnerable people into a health care ecosystem following release seems to benefit those who are susceptible to opioid overdose," Victor said."We found that those who were engaged inpositive relationship "These types of reentry programs don't happen in most prison systems," he said."But our findings support previous research that shows if you engage with this population during incarceration, it's associated with improved outcomes post-release."
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