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Addiction / Alcoholism / Disease theory of alcoholism / Substance use disorder / Alcohol dependence / Substance abuse / Relapse / Alcohol withdrawal syndrome / Acamprosate / Alcohol abuse / Ethics / Medicine
Date: 2009-04-14 14:36:54
Addiction
Alcoholism
Disease theory of alcoholism
Substance use disorder
Alcohol dependence
Substance abuse
Relapse
Alcohol withdrawal syndrome
Acamprosate
Alcohol abuse
Ethics
Medicine

Alcohol Research and Health 31.4

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