Linkage with primary medical care in a prospective cohort of adults with addictions in inpatient detoxification: room for improvement.
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Mary Jo Larson | Nicholas J Horton | Richard Saitz | N. Horton | M. Winter | R. Saitz | J. Samet | Jeffrey H Samet | Michael Winter | M. Larson
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