An N-of-1 study of daily alcohol consumption following minimum unit pricing implementation in Scotland
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Kwasnicka, D., et al., An N-of-1 study of daily alcohol consumption following minimum unit pricing implementation in Scotland. Addiction, vol. 116, n. 7, 2021, p. 1725-1733.
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Palabras clave:
Drogodependencias, Alcohol, Alcoholismo, Control, Reforma, Tarifas, Venta, Efectos, Patrones de consumo, Factores psicológicos, Factores sociales, Factor de riesgo, Evaluación de servicios, Sector público, Estudio cualitativo, Reino Unido
Drogodependencias, Alcohol, Alcoholismo, Control, Reforma, Tarifas, Venta, Efectos, Patrones de consumo, Factores psicológicos, Factores sociales, Factor de riesgo, Evaluación de servicios, Sector público, Estudio cualitativo, Reino Unido
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