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Gender differences in reasons for alcohol and drug abuse among youth in Kenya: programs for prevention
Much of the research on alcohol and drug abuse prevention examines general risk and protective factors without considering gender and is conducted primarily in Western cultural contexts. However, gender and culture are important to consider in the design and implementation of alcohol and drug abuse...
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2012
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