A Multicultural View of Drug Abuse: Proceedings of the National Drug Abuse Conference, 1977David Elvin Smith |
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... clinicians and former addicts got together for the first time to talk about the radical idea that addicts were people who had the potential — by working together with the help of other former addicts , social workers , doctors , and ...
... clinicians and former addicts got together for the first time to talk about the radical idea that addicts were people who had the potential — by working together with the help of other former addicts , social workers , doctors , and ...
Page 71
... clinicians , we all know that most heroin addicts also use a variety of other substances . Alcoholics usually use Valium and other sedative - hypnotics , and some significant numbers use these drugs in sufficient quantities to be ...
... clinicians , we all know that most heroin addicts also use a variety of other substances . Alcoholics usually use Valium and other sedative - hypnotics , and some significant numbers use these drugs in sufficient quantities to be ...
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... clinician . Using the client's admission history , how well can we predict whether he or she will be a problem drinker a year later ? This is shown in Table 1. We find that , of those who were drinking excessively or had problems in the ...
... clinician . Using the client's admission history , how well can we predict whether he or she will be a problem drinker a year later ? This is shown in Table 1. We find that , of those who were drinking excessively or had problems in the ...
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Drug Abuse Policy Regulatory and | 2 |
Robert L DuPont M D | 11 |
from a State Perspective | 23 |
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