A comparison of aripiprazole, methylphenidate, and placebo for amphetamine dependence.

A comparison of aripiprazole, methylphenidate, and placebo for amphetamine dependence.
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10.1176/ajp.2007.164.1.160
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2007
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The American journal of psychiatry
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J. Tiihonen;K. Kuoppasalmi;Jaana Föhr;P. Tuomola;Outi Kuikanmäki;H. Vorma;P. Sokero;J. Haukka;E. Meririnne
J. Tiihonen;K. Kuoppasalmi;Jaana Föhr;P. Tuomola;Outi Kuikanmäki;H. Vorma;P. Sokero;J. Haukka;E. Meririnne
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J. Tiihonen;K. Kuoppasalmi;Jaana Föhr;P. Tuomola;Outi Kuikanmäki;H. Vorma;P. Sokero;J. Haukka;E. Meririnne

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