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WHO DRINKS MOST OF THE ALCOHOL IN THE U.S.?. THE POLICY IMPLICATIONS

By: GREENFIELD, T.K.

Contributor(s): ROGERS, J.D.

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BookISSN: 1937-1888 (papel).Subject(s): Alcohol | Consumo | Drogodependencias | Evaluación | Recomendaciones | Resultados | EE.UU | AdiccionesGenre/Form: DocumentalOnline resources: Path | Enlace web pago In: JOURNAL OF STUDIES ON ALCOHOL Vol. 60, no. 1 (1999), p. 78-89

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