Do more robust prescription drug monitoring programs reduce prescription opioid overdose?
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Pardo, B., Do more robust prescription drug monitoring programs reduce prescription opioid overdose?. Addiction, vol. 112, n. 10, 2017, p. 1773-1783.
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Discapacidad, Enfermos, Drogodependencias, Drogas ilegales, Opiáceos, Fármacos, Cannabis, Recetas médicas, Tratamiento médico, Alternativas, Innovaciones, Sobredosis, Consumo, Efectos, Prevención, Seguimiento, Control, Resultados, EE.UU.
Discapacidad, Enfermos, Drogodependencias, Drogas ilegales, Opiáceos, Fármacos, Cannabis, Recetas médicas, Tratamiento médico, Alternativas, Innovaciones, Sobredosis, Consumo, Efectos, Prevención, Seguimiento, Control, Resultados, EE.UU.
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