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Serie de reportes de investigación: Medicamentos de prescripción: Abuso y adicción
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Serie de reportes de investigación
Esta serie de reportes, dirigida al público en general, los legisladores, los grupos educativos y los profesionales de la salud, explica la ciencia detrás de los resultados de la investigación. La serie informa sobre los resultados de las investigaciones de interés nacional.
