A CBS News investigation found that some vulnerable addicts are being paid to get a Naltrexone implant, which is not approved by the FDA and is intended to block the effects of opioids. Some doctors can make up to $30,000 for each surgery. “CBS Evening News” anchor Jeff Glor reports.
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Vulnerable addicts are paid to get experimental procedure, investigation finds
A CBS News investigation has uncovered an industry of recruiters taking advantage of struggling addicts. It lures them into getting a non-FDA approved Naltrexone implant, which is meant to block the effects of opioids. “CBS Evening News” anchor Jeff Glor reports.
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CBS News investigation finds recruiters pay struggling addicts to get surgery
A CBS News investigation has uncovered an industry of recruiters taking advantage of struggling addicts. It lures them into getting a non-FDA approved Naltrexone implant, which is meant to block the effects of opioids. “CBS Evening News” anchor Jeff Glor reports.
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CBS News investigation finds recruiters pay struggling addicts to get surgery
The non-FDA approved Naltrexone implant makes it impossible for drug users to feel the effects of opioids
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CBS News investigation finds recruiters pay struggling addicts to get high-priced surgery
The non-FDA approved Naltrexone implant makes it impossible for drug users to feel the effects of opioids
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CBS News investigation finds recruiters pay struggling addicts to get high-priced surgery
