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Original Article

Exploring the public stigma of substance use disorder through community-based participatory research

Katherine NieweglowskiDepartment of Psychology, National Consortium of Stigma and Empowerment, Illinois Institute of Technology, IL, USACorrespondence[email protected]
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Patrick W. CorriganDepartment of Psychology, National Consortium of Stigma and Empowerment, Illinois Institute of Technology, IL, USA
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Tri TyasDepartment of Psychology, National Consortium of Stigma and Empowerment, Illinois Institute of Technology, IL, USA
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Anastasia TooleyDepartment of Psychology, National Consortium of Stigma and Empowerment, Illinois Institute of Technology, IL, USA
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Rachel DubkeDepartment of Psychology, National Consortium of Stigma and Empowerment, Illinois Institute of Technology, IL, USA
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Juana LaraDepartment of Psychology, National Consortium of Stigma and Empowerment, Illinois Institute of Technology, IL, USA
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Lorenzo WashingtonDepartment of Psychology, National Consortium of Stigma and Empowerment, Illinois Institute of Technology, IL, USA
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Janis SayerDepartment of Psychology, National Consortium of Stigma and Empowerment, Illinois Institute of Technology, IL, USA
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Lindsay SheehanDepartment of Psychology, National Consortium of Stigma and Empowerment, Illinois Institute of Technology, IL, USA
& The Addiction Stigma Research Team show all
Pages 323-329 | Received 31 Jul 2017, Accepted 20 Nov 2017, Published online: 30 Nov 2017

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