Categorical 12-step involvement and continuous abstinence at 2 years

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Autor Principal:	Majer, J.M
Outros autores:	ET AL
Formato:	Libro
Idioma:	Lingua castelá inglés
Subjects:	Abstinencia Alcohólicos anónimos Drogas ilegales Drogas legales Drogodependencias Efectos Evaluación de servicios Grupos de autoayuda Resultados Seguimiento EE.UU. Adicciones Documental
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