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Editorial
. 2001 May-Jun;92(3):165-7.
doi: 10.1007/BF03404297.

Research as a foundation for action on gambling

[Article in English, French]
D A Korn
Editorial

Research as a foundation for action on gambling

[Article in English, French]
D A Korn. Can J Public Health. 2001 May-Jun.
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