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Substance Use in Older Adults Susan Beerman this thoroughly researched and forward-lookingBy 2050, 85. 7 million people in the United States are projected to be 65 or older. Older adults are especially prone to the effects of substances, and a 2021 survey showed that 4 million older adults were dealing with a substance use disorder. As the country's population ages, clinicians will inevitably have to care for a greater number of older adults with substance use disorders, but the literature on the topicand the evidence base for treatmentis