Enjoying a night out?: The longer term consequences

Chisholm Health Ethics Bulletin 18 (1):9 (2012)
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Brussen, Kerri Anne This article begins with a fictionalised account of a teenage party to celebrate a sporting club's end of season achievements. It then looks at some of the potential outcomes of the behaviours displayed and the longer term consequences

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