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An understanding of how different racial and ethnic groups vary with respect to demographic characteristics and severity of psychosocial problems is necessary to better address the treatment needs of these subgroups. This study evaluated similarities and differences between African American and non-Hispanic Caucasian cocaine users initiating substance abuse treatment at community-based programs. At...
The authors compared 66 women and 66 men entering an outpatient treatment for drug dependence, focussing on demographics, progression of dependence, and other associated clinical features. Most of the subjects were dependent on cocaine (75%). Women, as compared with men, had a higher level of education, were more likely to have migrated from other places to the city of Sao Paulo, to report past suicide...
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