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Predicting response to substance abuse treatment among pregnant and postpartum women

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  • Godley, Susan H.
  • Funk, Rodney R.
  • Dennis, Michael L.
  • Oberg, Deborah
  • Passetti, Lora

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  • Godley, Susan H. & Funk, Rodney R. & Dennis, Michael L. & Oberg, Deborah & Passetti, Lora, 2004. "Predicting response to substance abuse treatment among pregnant and postpartum women," Evaluation and Program Planning, Elsevier, vol. 27(2), pages 223-231, May.
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