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Addiction Research & Theory, Volume 6, Issue 2 (1998)

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Tackling Drugs Together; Redefining the Problem, the Solution and the Professional Territories

Jan Keene

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Julie Hando, Shane Darke, Susannah O'brien, Lisa Maher & Wayne Hall

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Female Prostitution in Glasgow: Drug Use and Occupational Sector

Linda Cusick

Pages: 115-130

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Mutual Help Movements for Alcohol Problems in an International Perspective

Robin Room

Pages: 131-145

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Reducing Risks: Drug Users' views of Accessing and Disposing of Injecting Equipment

Joanne Neale

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Heavy Drinkers in the General Population: Comparison of two Measures

Louise Nadeau, Louise Guyon & Chantal Bourgault

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