OPIOID-, CANNABIS- AND ALCOHOL-DEPENDENT WOMEN SHOW MORE RAPID PROGRESSION TO SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT
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HERNANDEZ-AVILA, C.A., ET AL., OPIOID-, CANNABIS- AND ALCOHOL-DEPENDENT WOMEN SHOW MORE RAPID PROGRESSION TO SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT. DRUG AND ALCOHOL DEPENDENCE, Vol. 74, no. 3 (2004), p. 265-272.
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Alcohol, Cannabis, Drogodependencias, Efectos, Género, Opiáceos, Resultados, Tratamiento
Alcohol, Cannabis, Drogodependencias, Efectos, Género, Opiáceos, Resultados, Tratamiento
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