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The results were robust to the impacts of the 2007-2009 recession, the spillover effect of the Affordable Care Act, and the anticipation effect of Part D. Discussion Although policymakers suggested that gaining access to medical care as a result of insurance expansion might have fueled the opioid epidemic, this paper found limited evidence to support this claim. While Part D took effect more than a decade ago, its long-term implication for opioid use is still relevant for the recent opioid epidemic and future health insurance expans
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