Is there gender convergence in risky drinking when taking birth cohorts into account? Evidence from an Australian national survey 2001–13
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Livingston, M., et al., Is there gender convergence in risky drinking when taking birth cohorts into account? Evidence from an Australian national survey 2001–13. Addiction, vol. 113, n. 11, p. 2019–2028.
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Drogodependencias, Alcohol, Patrones de consumo, Hombre, Mujer, Factor de riesgo, Evaluación, Tendencias, Datos estadísticos, Estudio comparativo, Australia
Drogodependencias, Alcohol, Patrones de consumo, Hombre, Mujer, Factor de riesgo, Evaluación, Tendencias, Datos estadísticos, Estudio comparativo, Australia
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