Help me write my Chemistry and Society research paper. Here are the intructions given by the professor: A 1-2 page (single spaced) article with the following sections: (Note: Can be longer if needed. Page count does not include abstract, figures, or references)
Introduction:
-A clear explanation of the public health topic you chose
--Its history and how it manifests in today's society
--Who it impacts and why 
Chemistry Component (can be provided as part of another section or appendix):
-An explanation of the chemistry associated with this topic/issue
-Demonstrate understanding of chemistry learned this semester 
Theory/Methods:
-A clear rationale (backed up with research) for why this organization/research/proposal should help the issue
--What community is being targeted by the work and why 
--What data from the community is used/collected and why 
Experiences or Expected Outcomes:
-If you are proposing action, describe what experiences and outcomes you expect. How long will the action take? When do you expect to see results? What might be some limitations or challenges to implementing this action? 
Include Reference list of 10 references (at least 5 should be peer-reviewed academic sources or academic books (such as our textbook). These should be cited in-text using numbers or author name/date, and in a reference list in APA or MLA format.
Here is my abstract, which tells you what I need to address in my project: The opioid epidemic has been increasing rapidly in the U.S., with over 93,000 overdose deaths occurring in 2020 (may also represent a higher rate due to the COVID-19 pandemic). This situation impacts people from practically every demographic and region of the country, and the study's conclusions aim to raise awareness about viable remedies for those affected by it. I acknowledge that this public health concern has intricate historical, societal, political, and cultural aspects that may not be addressed in this project (because of the breadth of the subject). This research aims to further understand the chemistry behind the addictiveness of opioids, the physiological effects they have on humans, and the impact of the opioid epidemic on public health and society. This project will propose a solution that addresses the root causes of the ongoing epidemic in Massachusetts; however, it can apply to many other areas of the U.S. The solutions raise important and necessary factors, such as support for affected individuals and communities. The approach recommended is broadly supported by experts in the field and includes implementing harm reduction methods and extending access to evidence-based treatment and recovery support programs. According to my findings, implementing medication-assisted treatment programs, which combine medicine with behavioral therapy to address substance use disorders, is a viable answer to the opioid problem. The solution needs collaboration and cooperation across several important groups, including healthcare providers, legislators, law enforcement, and impacted communities. In order to address the core causes of the epidemic, we suggest boosting access to such programs and taking measures to reduce the stigma surrounding drug addiction. The findings of this study have significant implications for public health and could help reduce the mortality, suffering, and financial burden caused by the epidemic.