Opioid overdose deaths and potentially inappropriate opioid prescribing practices (PIP): A spatial epidemiological study
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Stopka, T.J., et al., Opioid overdose deaths and potentially inappropriate opioid prescribing practices (PIP): A spatial epidemiological study. International Journal of Drug Policy, vol. 68, 2019, p. 37-45.
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Drogodependencias, Opiáceos, Sobredosis, Mortalidad, Recetas médicas, Fármacos, Distribución geográfica, Evaluación, Datos estadísticos, Estudio longitudinal, EE.UU.
Drogodependencias, Opiáceos, Sobredosis, Mortalidad, Recetas médicas, Fármacos, Distribución geográfica, Evaluación, Datos estadísticos, Estudio longitudinal, EE.UU.
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