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Differences in drinking patterns, occupational stress, and exposure to potentially traumatic events among firefighters: predictors of smoking relapse

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Main Author: VanderVeen, J.W
Other Authors: ET AL
Format: Book
Language:Spanish
English
Subjects:
Actividades profesionales
Alcohol
Drogodependencias
Estrés
Factor de riesgo
Protección civil
Trauma
EE.UU.
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