WHO cross-cultural applicability research on diagnosis and assessment of substance use disorders: an overview of methods and selected results
Authors:
- R. RoomRRR. Room
- A. JancaAJA. Janca
- L. A. BennettLBL. A. Bennett
- L. SchmidtLSL. Schmidt
- N. SartoriusNSN. Sartorius
Abstract
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