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What Does Drug Substitution Behavior Tell Us About the Deficiencies in Our Drug Treatment Services?: Illicit drug-substitution behavior in a sample of high-risk drug users in Israel

Barak Shapira

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SPSS Data file for all 996 substitutions, as reported by 592 Israeli treatment-enrolled patients

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SPSS Data file for all 996 substitutions, as reported by 592 Israeli treatment-enrolled patients

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SPSS Data file for all 996 substitutions, as reported by 592 Israeli treatment-enrolled patients

Key concepts: Drug, Substitution (logic), Sample (material), Illicit drug, Medicine, Pharmacology, Computer science, Chemistry

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