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The ESPAD Study: implications for prevention

MARK MORGAN St Patricks College , Dublin, Ireland;
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BJORN HIBELL CAN, Stockholm, Sweden;
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BARBRO ANDERSSON CAN, Stockholm, Sweden;
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THORODDUR BJARNASON University of Notre Dame, Indiana, USA;
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ANNA KOKKEVI Athens University Medical School, Athens, Greece;
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ANU NARUSK Institute of International and Social Studies, Estonia
Pages 243-256 | Published online: 10 Jul 2009

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