Policy on reintegration of women with histories of substance abuse: A mixed methods study of predictors of relapse and facilitators of recovery
<p>Abstract</p> <p>Background</p> <p>The predominant U.S. policy approach toward individuals with substance abuse problems has relied on stigma and punishment by withholding access to education, cash assistance, housing, social support, and normal social roles. In contr...
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