TOBACCO AND CANNABIS CO-OCCURRENCE: DOES ROUTE OF ADMINISTRATION MATTER?
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AGRAWAL, A., LYNSKEY, M.T., TOBACCO AND CANNABIS CO-OCCURRENCE: DOES ROUTE OF ADMINISTRATION MATTER?. DRUG AND ALCOHOL DEPENDENCE, Vol. 99, no. 1-3 (2009), p. 240-247.
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Cannabis, Drogodependencias, Factor de riesgo, Patrones de consumo, Poliuso de drogas, Tabaco, EE.UU.
Cannabis, Drogodependencias, Factor de riesgo, Patrones de consumo, Poliuso de drogas, Tabaco, EE.UU.
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