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Drug and Alcohol Education from a Distance: a good reason for collaboration

FRANEY CHRISTINE Leeds Addiction Unit, Leeds, UK
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GILLIAN TOBER Centre for Resear ch on Drugs and Health Behaviour, De pa rtment of Social Science and Medicine, Impe rial College of Science, Te chnology and Me dicine, London, UK;
Pages 265-273 | Published online: 10 Jul 2009

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