Methodology used to estimate alcohol- attributable mortality in Spain, 2001-2017
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Donat, M., et al., Methodology used to estimate alcohol- attributable mortality in Spain, 2001-2017. Addiciones. Revista de Socidrogalcohol, vol. 35, nº.3, 2023, p. 265-278.
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SIIS Archivo (R.841)
Palabras clave:
Alcohol, Drogas, Mortalidad, Metodología, España
Alcohol, Drogas, Mortalidad, Metodología, España
Abstract:
El objetivo es describir y discutir los métodos y asunciones para estimar la mortalidad atribuible a alcohol en España en 2001-2017.
El objetivo es describir y discutir los métodos y asunciones para estimar la mortalidad atribuible a alcohol en España en 2001-2017.
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