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Silent Dropouts in Health Surveys:Are Nonrespondent Absent Teenagers Different From Those Who Participate in School-Based Health Surveys?
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  • 2008Self‐reported violence amongst adolescents in Denmark: is alcohol a serious risk factor?11 cited

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