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Contributi Scientifici

No. 52 (2018)

Addiction, Chronicity and Addiction Department

Submitted
luglio 16, 2018
Published
2019-10-01

Abstract

Addiction, such as other chronic conditions, is a multifactorial disease.It is related to natural, behavioral and environmental factors and like other chronic diseases affects some dimensions so much as to give rise to a biographical disruption. The manuscript analyzes these elements in medical terms and in terms of career and considers the role of services for addictions on this issue.

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