NEUROBILOGY OF ADDICTION AND RECOVERY: THE BRAIN, THE DRIVE FOR THE DRUG, AND THE 12-STEP FELLOWSHIP
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GOLD, M.S., NEUROBILOGY OF ADDICTION AND RECOVERY: THE BRAIN, THE DRIVE FOR THE DRUG, AND THE 12-STEP FELLOWSHIP. JOURNAL OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT, Vol. 11, no. 2 (1994), p. 93-97.
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39820
Localització:
SIIS R.991
Palabras clave:
Alcohólicos anónimos, Alcoholismo, Cerebro, Drogodependencias, Neurología, Rehabilitación, Tratamiento
Alcohólicos anónimos, Alcoholismo, Cerebro, Drogodependencias, Neurología, Rehabilitación, Tratamiento
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