CAN INDIVIDUALLY DIRECTED INTERVENTIONS REDUCE POPULATION-LEVEL ALCOHOL-INVOLVED PROBLEMS?
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HOLDER, H.D., CAN INDIVIDUALLY DIRECTED INTERVENTIONS REDUCE POPULATION-LEVEL ALCOHOL-INVOLVED PROBLEMS?. ADDICTION, Vol. 92, no. 1 (1997), p. 5-7.
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57007
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SIIS R.696
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Alcoholismo, Calidad de vida, Drogodependencias, Impacto social, Intervención, Tratamiento
Alcoholismo, Calidad de vida, Drogodependencias, Impacto social, Intervención, Tratamiento
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