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Substance abuse: An overview

Barbara S. Fuhrmann School of Education, Virginia Commonwealth University
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Craig S. Washington Engineering and Public Services Division, Northern Virginia Community College, Alexandria
Pages 2-6 | Published online: 31 Jan 2008

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Jean M. Kirsch & Stephen Bohnenblust. (1990) The recognition and assessment of multiple dependencies among prospective clients at selected chemical dependency treatment programs. Addictive Behaviors 15:6, pages 587-590.
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