Experiences with and perceptions of, barriers to substance abuse and HIV services among African American women who use crack cocaine.

Experiences with and perceptions of, barriers to substance abuse and HIV services among African American women who use crack cocaine.

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Experiences with and perceptions of, barriers to substance abuse and HIV services among African American women who use crack cocaine.

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