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Reducing opioid misuse among urban Indigenous young adults in Montana using a culturally centered intervention
Organization UNIVERSITY OF MONTANALocation MISSOULA, UNITED STATESPosted 15 Jul 2024Deadline 30 Jun 2029
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Damian Chase-Begay, PhD, MS, is a cultural epidemiologist with a background in Indigenous
health whose research largely focuses on reducing the burden of problem substance use in
urban, multi-tribal communities. The study he proposes, entitled “Reducing opioid misuse
among urban Indigenous young adults in Montana using a culturally centered…
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