June 12, 2026 · Journal of addiction medicine · DOI: 10.1097/ADM.0000000000001733

Use of Medication for Addiction Treatment Among Physicians and Pharmacists Monitored for Substance Use Disorder by One State Physician Health Program

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This study investigates the use of medication for addiction treatment (MAT) among physicians and pharmacists monitored for substance use disorder by a state physician health program over 30 years. The authors aimed to assess patterns of MAT utilization and its impact on monitoring outcomes, finding that over 70% of participants achieved positive outcomes regardless of MAT use, suggesting that all FDA-approved MAT should be considered for this population when clinically appropriate.

Cristiana N P Araujo, Alexandria Polles, Lisa J Merlo

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