Secondary evaluations of MTA 36-month outcomes: propensity score and growth mixture model analyses.
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Kimberly Hoagwood | Robert D Gibbons | L Eugene Arnold | Kwan Hur | Benedetto Vitiello | William E Pelham | J. Swanson | W. Pelham | R. Gibbons | J. Epstein | S. Hinshaw | L. Greenhill | J. Severe | B. Molina | P. Jensen | J. Newcorn | L. E. Arnold | B. Vitiello | B. Hoza | L. Hechtman | H. Abikoff | G. Elliott | K. Wells | T. Wigal | K. Hur | K. Hoagwood | C. Conners | J. March | S. Marcus | Jeffery N Epstein | Betsy Hoza | Stephen P Hinshaw | Peter S Jensen | Lily Hechtman | James M Swanson | Timothy Wigal | Jeffrey H Newcorn | Laurence L Greenhill | C Keith Conners | Howard B Abikoff | John S March | Joanne B Severe | Brooke S G Molina | Karen C Wells | Glen R Elliott | Sue Marcus | C. Conners | R. D. Gibbons | L. Arnold
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