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Predictors of attrition with buprenorphine/naloxone treatment in opioid dependent youth

By: Warden, D.

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BookISSN: 0306-4603 (papel); 1873-6327 (online).Subject(s): Alternativas | Buprenorfina | Drogas ilegales | Drogodependencias | Factor de protección | Factor de riesgo | Fármacos | Juventud | Opiáceos | Predicción | Programas de mantenimiento | Recaída | Reducción de daños | Retención | Tratamiento médico | Adicciones | MenoresGenre/Form: DocumentalOnline resources: | Path In: Addictive Behaviors Vol. 37, no. 9 (2012), p. 1046-1053

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