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https://doi.org/10.21501/24631779.3165Keywords:
Addictions, Prevention, Treatment, Rehabilitation, Social reintegrationAbstract
En cada número de la revista Drugs and Addctive Behavior existe una clara intención de resaltar el trabajo científico de los investigadores que están dedicando sus estudios a las adicciones, desde enfoques preventivos y de tratamiento, además de querer resaltar las tendencias e intereses que surgen en el tema, por ello la orientación de la revista está apuntando a la publicación de trabajados relacionados sobre los efectos en la salud mental del consumo de sustancias y hacia la intervención con diferentes grupos poblacionales, entre ellos los que presentan vulnerabilidad.
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