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Research Article

The Path to Intervention: Community Partnerships and Development of a Cognitive Behavioral Intervention for Ethnic Minority Adolescent Females

, PhD, FNP, CNS, FAAN & , PhD, RN
Pages 739-747 | Published online: 11 Oct 2010

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