METHAMPHETAMINE DETECTION IN MATERNAL AND NEONATAL HAIR: IMPLICATIONS FOR FETAL SAFETY
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GARCIA-BOURNISSEN, F., ET AL., METHAMPHETAMINE DETECTION IN MATERNAL AND NEONATAL HAIR: IMPLICATIONS FOR FETAL SAFETY. ARCHIVES OF DISEASE IN CHILDHOOD, Vol. 92, no. 5 (2007), p. F351-F355.
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Anfetaminas, Detección, Drogas ilegales, Drogodependencias, Embarazo, Hijos, Infancia, Mujer, Tests
Anfetaminas, Detección, Drogas ilegales, Drogodependencias, Embarazo, Hijos, Infancia, Mujer, Tests
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