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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6288169
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MODELING THE IMPACT OF REHABILITATION, AMELIORATION AND RELAPSE ON THE PREVALENCE OF DRUG EPIDEMICS
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    MODELING THE IMPACT OF REHABILITATION, AMELIORATION AND RELAPSE ON THE PREVALENCE OF DRUG EPIDEMICS (English)
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    25 April 2014
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    substance abuse
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    amelioration
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    persistence
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    reproduction number
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    global stability
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    sensitivity analysis
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    simulations
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