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Two social determinants that are associated with the opioid epidemic are socioeconomic status and education. These factors have an impact on the health outcomes of individuals affected by the epidemic. Lower socioeconomic status is linked to higher rates of opioid misuse and addiction due to limited access to healthcare, higher levels of stress with fewer coping resources, and physically demanding or risky jobs. Similarly, lower levels of education are associated with increased rates of opioid misuse due to limited knowledge about the risks of opioid use and fewer resources to seek help. These social determinants can lead to difficulties in accessing treatment, a higher risk of overdose, and other health complications related to opioid use. Age and employment status also play a role in the opioid epidemic, with younger individuals and those who are unemployed or underemployed being at higher risk. These factors can interact with socioeconomic status and education to further increase the risk of opioid misuse and addiction.
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