BRIEF MOTIVATIONAL INTERVENTION AT A CLINIC VISIT REDUCES COCAINE AND HEROIN USE
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BERNSTEIN, J., ET AL., BRIEF MOTIVATIONAL INTERVENTION AT A CLINIC VISIT REDUCES COCAINE AND HEROIN USE. DRUG AND ALCOHOL DEPENDENCE, Vol. 77, no. 1 (2005), p. 49-59.
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Abstinencia, Cocaína, Drogodependencias, Heroína, Motivación, Resultados, Servicios de salud, Terapia
Abstinencia, Cocaína, Drogodependencias, Heroína, Motivación, Resultados, Servicios de salud, Terapia
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