Brief alcohol counseling for women veterans in primary care
This study is testing a brief alcohol counseling program for women veterans who get their primary care at the Syracuse VA or a VA community clinic. The goal is to help reduce unhealthy drinking in a way that fits into your regular check-ups.
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Who can take part
- You are a military veteran
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