IMPLICATIONS OF GENETIC EPIDEMIOLOGY FOR THE PREVENTION OF SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS
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RIES, K., AVENEVOLI, S., IMPLICATIONS OF GENETIC EPIDEMIOLOGY FOR THE PREVENTION OF SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS. Addictive Behaviors, Vol. 25, no. 6 (2000), p. 807-820.
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100576
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SIIS R.992
Palabras clave:
Consumo, Datos epidemiológicos, Drogodependencias, Genética, Investigación, Prevención, EE.UU.
Consumo, Datos epidemiológicos, Drogodependencias, Genética, Investigación, Prevención, EE.UU.
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