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Treating the Drug-Dependent Veteran—Perspective from a Veterans Administration Hospital

William W. Van Stone Veterans Administration Hospital and Department of Psychiatry Stanford, University Medical School, Palo Alto, California
Pages 593-604 | Published online: 03 Jul 2009

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Richard N. Bale, William W. Van Stone, Thomas M. J. Engelsing, Vincent P. Zarcone & John M. Kuldau. (1981) The Validity of Self-Reported Heroin Use. International Journal of the Addictions 16:8, pages 1387-1398.
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John R. Stafford, George Dempsey, Jose A. Chorens & Vastine Hightower. (1979) The “German Connection”: A Survey of the Antecedents and Patterns of Drug Abuse in Veterans Returning from European Service. International Journal of the Addictions 14:4, pages 549-556.
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