A smartphone app to reduce excessive alcohol consumption: Identifying the effectiveness of intervention components in a factorial randomised control trial
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Crane, D., et al., A smartphone app to reduce excessive alcohol consumption: Identifying the effectiveness of intervention components in a factorial randomised control trial. Scientific Reports, vol. 8, n. 4384, 2018, 11 p.
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Drogodependencias, Alcohol, Consumo, Teléfono, Nuevas tecnologías, Reducción de daños, Métodos de evaluación, Evaluación de servicios, Reino Unido
Drogodependencias, Alcohol, Consumo, Teléfono, Nuevas tecnologías, Reducción de daños, Métodos de evaluación, Evaluación de servicios, Reino Unido
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