Women, drug abuse and HIV/AIDS : preliminary draft / prepared by the World Health Organization Programme on Substance Abuse ; in collaboration with United Nations International Drug Control Programme, United Nations Department of Policy Coordination and Sustainable Development, Division for the Advancement of Women

World Health Organization. Programme on Substance Abuse; United Nations. Dept. of Policy Coordination and Sustainable Development. Division for the Advancement of Women; United Nations. International Drug Control Programme.
Geneva; World Health Organization; 1993. (WHO/PSA/93.11. Unpublished).
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