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. 2024 Jun;23(2):294-295.
doi: 10.1002/wps.21210.

Treatment of substance use disorders in prison settings: statement by the UNODC-WHO Informal Scientific Network, UN Commission on Narcotic Drugs

Nora D Volkow  1 , Orlando Scoppetta  2 , Anja Busse  3 , Vladimir Poznyak  4 , Dzmitry Krupchanka  4 , Giovanna Campello  3 ; and the UNODC/WHO Informal Scientific Network
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Treatment of substance use disorders in prison settings: statement by the UNODC-WHO Informal Scientific Network, UN Commission on Narcotic Drugs

Nora D Volkow et al. World Psychiatry. 2024 Jun.
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