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Empirically based guidelines for moderate drinking: 1-year results from three studies with problem drinkers

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Empirically based guidelines for moderate drinking: 1-year results from three studies with problem drinkers (English)

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M Sanchez-Craig

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D A Wilkinson

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R Davila

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English

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June 1995

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American Journal of Public Health

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85

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6

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10.2105/AJPH.85.6.823

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