The PEERCARE peer led programme for college students: A qualitative evaluation of a “chill-out” harm reduction space
Este estudio tuvo como objetivo examinar los patrones nocivos de consumo de alcohol entre estudiantes universitarios, especialmente el consumo excesivo en contextos festivos, y explorar estrategias de prevención adaptadas a esta población. <br><br> Aunque los riesgos asociados a este comportamiento...
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