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ROLE OF EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS IN PROPHYLACTIC TREATMENT OF TAKING PSYCHOACTIVE SUBSTANCES BY YOUTH
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In the work the role of educational institutions in the prophylactic treatment of the youth on a regional level is considered. There are data of arrangement of special conditions for skill development and formation of protective factors against taking psychoactive substances in educational institutions.
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