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Trajectories of heroin use: 10–11-year findings from the Australian Treatment Outcome Study

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Main Author: Teeson, M.
Other Authors: et al
Format: Book
Language:Spanish
English
Subjects:
Drogodependencias
Drogas ilegales
Opiáceos
Heroína
Consumo
Patrones de consumo
Estudio local
Estudio longitudinal
Australia
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