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Do users of regularly prescribed opioids have higher rates of substance use problems than non-users?

Edlund, M., Sullivan, M., Steffick, D., Harris, K., & Wells, K. (2007). Do users of regularly prescribed opioids have higher rates of substance use problems than non-users? Pain Medicine, 8(8), 647 - 656.

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