Drug use and service utilization among Hispanics in the United States

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Michael A. Mancini
Christopher P. Salas-Wright
Michael G. Vaughn
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[1] Saint Louis University,School of Social Work, College for Public Health and Social Justice
[2] The University of Texas at Austin,School of Social Work
[3] Tegeler Hall,undefined
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Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology | 2015年 / 50卷
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Hispanic; Latino; Drug use; Substance use treatment; Immigrant paradox;
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页码:1679 / 1689
页数:10
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