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. 2013 Aug;1(5):126.
doi: 10.4172/2329-6488.1000126.

Characteristics and health service utilization in two samples of young injection drug users recruited using direct and referral methods in San Francisco, California

Alya Briceño  1 , Meghan D Morris  1 , Jennifer Evans  1 , H Fisher Raymond  2 , Kimberly Page  1
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Characteristics and health service utilization in two samples of young injection drug users recruited using direct and referral methods in San Francisco, California

Alya Briceño et al. J Alcohol Drug Depend. 2013 Aug.
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