A pie chart that shows the percentage of high-risk patients tend to be younger and take higher doses of says. The chart is divided into three sections. The first section is titled "Increased risk of abuse is associated with: 5.6% had or are at an increased risk of having an opioid-related claim". The second section is labeled "Recurrent utilization of sacks" and shows that the highest risk of the disease is associated to younger patients (20s-40s). The third section is labelled "High dose SAO usage spanning 2+ years-even when not continuous". At the bottom of the chart there is a text that explains that because of the specificity of this demographic and the increased likelihood of abuse in these populations these patients can be targeted as candidates for alternative treatment options.
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