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Tweaking and Tweeting: Exploring Twitter for Nonmedical Use of a Psychostimulant Drug (Adderall) Among College Students

Tweaking and Tweeting: Exploring Twitter for Nonmedical Use of a Psychostimulant Drug (Adderall) Among College Students

Tweaking and Tweeting: Exploring Twitter for Nonmedical Use of a Psychostimulant Drug (Adderall) Among College Students

Authors of this article:

Carl L Hanson1 ;   Scott H Burton2 ;   Christophe Giraud-Carrier2 ;   Josh H West1 ;   Michael D Barnes1 ;   Bret Hansen1
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