The Journal of Ethnicity in Substance Abuse recently published an article that Siobhan Cafferty, former Pavee Point Drugs Programme Coordinator, co-authored with researchers from the Health Research Board, pertaining to Travellers accessing addiction services (check out la drug rehab center to get rid off drug addiction) in Ireland. The following is an abstract of the article entitled, “Travellers Accessing Addiction Services in Ireland (2007 to 2010): Analysis of Routine Surveillance Data:”
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