TREATMENT-NAIVE ACTIVE ALCOHOLICS HAVE GREATER PSYCHIATRIC COMORBIDITY THAN NORMAL CONTROLS BUT LESS THAN TREATED ABSTINENT ALCOHOLICS
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DI SCLAFANI, V., ET AL., TREATMENT-NAIVE ACTIVE ALCOHOLICS HAVE GREATER PSYCHIATRIC COMORBIDITY THAN NORMAL CONTROLS BUT LESS THAN TREATED ABSTINENT ALCOHOLICS. DRUG AND ALCOHOL DEPENDENCE, Vol. 98, no. 1-2 (2008), p. 115-122.
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Alcohol, Diagnóstico dual, Drogodependencias, No tratamiento, Trastornos psiquiátricos, Tratamiento, EE.UU.
Alcohol, Diagnóstico dual, Drogodependencias, No tratamiento, Trastornos psiquiátricos, Tratamiento, EE.UU.
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