DO CHILDREN OF LONE PARENTS SMOKE MORE BECAUSE THEIR MOTHERS DO?
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GREEN, G., ET AL., DO CHILDREN OF LONE PARENTS SMOKE MORE BECAUSE THEIR MOTHERS DO?. BRITISH JOURNAL OF ADDICTION, Vol. 85, no. 11 (1990), p. 1497-1500.
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Adolescentes, Consumo, Datos epidemiológicos, Drogodependencias, Factor de protección, Incitación, Madre adolescente, Predisposición, Tabaco
Adolescentes, Consumo, Datos epidemiológicos, Drogodependencias, Factor de protección, Incitación, Madre adolescente, Predisposición, Tabaco
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