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Home » Addiction to drugs is not a choice. By stopping the stigma against people with drug use disorders, we can help them reach out for help, receive better health care, and recover more quickly. 

Addiction to drugs is not a choice. By stopping the stigma against people with drug use disorders, we can help them reach out for help, receive better health care, and recover more quickly. 

Addiction to drugs is not a choice.By stopping the stigma against people with drug use disorders, we can help them reach out for help, receive better health care, and recover more quickly. pic.twitter.com/pHqlhzajp1 Read More   

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