An Exercise-Based Program for Veterans with Substance Use Disorders: Formative Research.

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David R Strong

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Laurie A Lindamer

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Madison Noble

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Samantha Hurst

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Sarah E Linke

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Sonya B Norman

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10.1080/02791072.2015.1047915

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Laura Redwine

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