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WASHINGTON: Today, Administrator Anne Milgram announced the Drug Enforcement Administration’s continued commitment to expanding access to medication-assisted treatment to help those suffering from substance use disorder.
“In this moment, when the United States is suffering tens of thousands of opioid-related overdose deaths every year, the DEA’s top priority is doing everything in our power to save lives,” said Administrator Milgram. “Medication-assisted treatment helps those who are fighting to overcome substance use disorder by sustaining recovery and preventing overdoses. At DEA, our goal is simple: we want medication-assisted treatment to be readily and safely available to anyone in the country who needs it.”
Recently, DEA, in collaboration with federal, state, and local partners, has been championing a number of initiatives to expand access to medication-assisted treatment for those suffering from opioid-related substance use disorder.
DEA is committed to continuing to work with our federal, state, and local partners to find more ways to expand access to medication-assisted treatment. DEA hopes that these efforts will help people across the country gain access to these lifesaving medicines.
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