Self-stigma, hope for future, and recovery: An exploratory study of men with early-onset substance use disorder.

Self-stigma, hope for future, and recovery: An exploratory study of men with early-onset substance use disorder.
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10.4103/ipj.ipj_52_21
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2022-07
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Suman LN
Suman LN
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作者:
Anand T;Kandasamy A;Suman LN

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