Mobile phone brief intervention applications for risky alcohol use among university students: a randomized controlled study
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Claes Andersson | Anne H Berman | A. H. Berman | I. Rosendahl | M. Gajecki | Kristina Sinadinovic | Claes Andersson | Mikael Gajecki | Kristina Sinadinovic | Ingvar Rosendahl | Mikael Gajecki | K. Sinadinovic | Ingvar Rosendahl
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