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For treatment centers, addiction can be turned into a constant flow of revenue. Illustration by Brian Stauffer In February, 2017, I stepped off a plane in Tampa, drunk and dope-sick. I was twenty-four, and for the past eight years I had been shooting up heroin, cocaine, and all manner of pills:…
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