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Original Article

Perceived Risk and Sources of Information Regarding Cocaine

John E. Hickey Addiction Research Center, Baltimore, Maryland, 21224
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Barry S. Brown Addiction Research Center Baltimore, Maryland, 21224
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Anneke S. Chung Addiction Research Center Baltimore, Maryland, 21224
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Anne F. Kolar Department of Services for Children Youth, Their Families Wilmington, Delaware, 19805
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Barry S. Michaelson Addiction Research Center Baltimore, Maryland, 21224
Pages 757-767 | Published online: 03 Jul 2009

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David A. Gorelick. (1992) Progression of Dependence in Male Cocaine Addicts. The American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse 18:1, pages 13-19.
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Reagan R. Wetherill & Kim Fromme. (2007) Alcohol Use, Sexual Activity, and Perceived Risk in High School Athletes and Non-Athletes. Journal of Adolescent Health 41:3, pages 294-301.
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