Drug Maker Pulls Addiction Treatment, Forcing Patients Back to Daily Pills

Drug Maker Pulls Addiction Treatment, Forcing Patients Back to Daily Pills

Indivior is withdrawing Sublocade, a monthly injection that treats opioid addiction, from Australia by end-2026. The drug helped patients who struggled with taking daily pills. Now stabilized patients must switch back to daily medication or methadone. A weekly alternative exists but doesn't work the same way for everyone. Doctors face real risks managing these transitions.

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