Coupons attract high-risk untreated users into detoxification
Significantly more coupon subjects had no previous drug treatment, compared with non-coupon subjects, had shared needles in the previous 30 days, and more were ethnic minorities and men. Length of treatment stay and program completion rates did not differ between the groups. (Original abstract-amend...
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