DOES A REDUCED SENSITIVITY TO BITTER TASTE INCREASE THE RISK OF BECOMING NICOTINE ADDICTED?
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ENOCH, M.A., ET AL., DOES A REDUCED SENSITIVITY TO BITTER TASTE INCREASE THE RISK OF BECOMING NICOTINE ADDICTED?. Addictive Behaviors, Vol. 26, no. 3 (2001), p. 399-404.
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105177
Sted:
SIIS R.992
Palabras clave:
Adolescentes, Detección, Drogodependencias, Población riesgo, Prevención, Tabaquismo, Tests
Adolescentes, Detección, Drogodependencias, Población riesgo, Prevención, Tabaquismo, Tests
Lignende værker: DOES A REDUCED SENSITIVITY TO BITTER TASTE INCREASE THE RISK OF BECOMING NICOTINE ADDICTED?
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