An exploration of violence, mental health and substance abuse in post-conflict Guatemala

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"An exploration of violence, mental health and substance abuse in post-conflict Guatemala"
written by Charles C. Branas, Andrew R. Dinardo, Victor D. Puac Polanco, Michael J. Harvey, Jason L. Vassy, Kent Bream,
published by Health, Vol.5 No.5, 2013

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