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    Misperceptions and the Misused Language of Addiction: Words Matter

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    Saitz, Richard
    Document Type
    Presentation
    Publication Date
    2017-08-03
    Keywords
    addiction
    terminology
    stigma
    opioid epidemic
    substance use disorder
    Health Communication
    Health Services Administration
    Information Literacy
    Medicine and Health Sciences
    Public Health Education and Promotion
    Substance Abuse and Addiction
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    Despite recognition of addiction as a health condition, terminology used in both layperson and scientific publications is often inaccurate and stigmatizing. National and international efforts are now afoot to encourage the use of terminology that can improve accuracy, reduce stigma, and even improve care. Dr. Richard Saitz from the Boston University School of Public Health will discuss the rationale for terms that should and should not be preferred.
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    10.13028/gd2h-4y41
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14038/37515
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    First in a series of 4 one-hour webinars on topics related to substance use disorders.

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