THE IMPACT OF INVOLUNTARY JOB LOSS OF SUBSEQUENT ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION BY OLDER WORKERS: FINDINGS FROM THE HEALTH AND RETIREMENT SURVEY
I tiakina i:
GALLO, W.T., ET AL., THE IMPACT OF INVOLUNTARY JOB LOSS OF SUBSEQUENT ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION BY OLDER WORKERS: FINDINGS FROM THE HEALTH AND RETIREMENT SURVEY. JOURNALS OF GERONTOLOGY, THE, Vol. 56B, no. 1 (2001), p. S3-S9.
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101580
Tauwāhi:
SIIS R.420
Palabras clave:
Alcohol, Consumo, Desempleo, Drogodependencias, Efectos, Personas mayores, EE.UU.
Alcohol, Consumo, Desempleo, Drogodependencias, Efectos, Personas mayores, EE.UU.
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