Why the FUSS (Fentanyl Urine Screen Study)? A cross-sectional survey to characterize an emerging threat to people who use drugs in British Columbia, Canada
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Amlani, A., et al., Why the FUSS (Fentanyl Urine Screen Study)? A cross-sectional survey to characterize an emerging threat to people who use drugs in British Columbia, Canada. Harm Reduction Journal, vol. 12, n. 54, 2015, 7 p.
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配架場所:
SIIS Archivo (R.1830)
Palabras clave:
Drogodependencias, Tests, Detección, Consumo, Reducción de daños, Drogas de síntesis, Opiáceos, Riesgo, Sobredosis, Canadá
Drogodependencias, Tests, Detección, Consumo, Reducción de daños, Drogas de síntesis, Opiáceos, Riesgo, Sobredosis, Canadá
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