Using Theoretically Tailored Mobile Communications to Target Risky Drinking Among Employed Adults: Design of a Randomized Effectiveness Trial

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Published on 27.10.15 in Vol 1, No 1 (2015): October

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Deborah Fisher Van Marter, Leanne Marie Mauriello, Emma Louisa de Aguiar

iproc 2015 (Oct 27); 1(1):e9

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