Adverse childhood exposures and alcohol dependence among seven Native American tribes
American Journal of Preventive MedicinePublished 22 September 2003
Mary P. Koss, Nicole P. Yuan, Douglas A. Dightman, Ronald J. Prince, Mona Polacca, Byron Sanderson
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Effects of childhood exposures on high-risk behaviors emphasize screening for violence in medical settings and development of social and educational programs for parents and children living on and near tribal reservations.
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Effects of childhood exposures on high-risk behaviors emphasize screening for violence in medical settings and development of social and educational programs for parents and children living on and near tribal reservations.
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