Long-term methadone users feel 'stigma, fear, and shame'

Long-term methadone users feel 'stigma, fear, and shame'

People on long-term methadone programmes are concealing their attendance at clinics because of stigma, fear, and shame.

The finding is from research into the experiences of 25 long-term clients of methadone treatment, 16 of whom had first accessed the support more than 20 years ago.

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