Impacts of the minimum legal drinking age legislation on in-patient morbidity in Canada, 1997-2007: a regression-discontinuity approach
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Callaghan, R.C., ET AL., Impacts of the minimum legal drinking age legislation on in-patient morbidity in Canada, 1997-2007: a regression-discontinuity approach. Addiction, Vol. 108, no. 9 (2013), p. 1590-1602.
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Acceso, Acción contra las drogodependencias, Alcohol, Alcoholismo, Drogodependencias, Edad, Efectos, Enfermedad, Factor de riesgo, Juventud, Morbilidad, Resultados, Salud, Venta, Canadá
Acceso, Acción contra las drogodependencias, Alcohol, Alcoholismo, Drogodependencias, Edad, Efectos, Enfermedad, Factor de riesgo, Juventud, Morbilidad, Resultados, Salud, Venta, Canadá
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