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Speedverslaving, eetproblemen en naltrexone

Amphetamine use disorder, eating disorder and treatment with naltrexone

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    Barbara van Deursen

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van Deursen, B. Speedverslaving, eetproblemen en naltrexone. VERSLAVING 11, 41–43 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12501-015-0009-y

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