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As noted, the articles spoke on substance use disorders among individuals, connected to any type of informal or formal treatment. The author addresses negative social attitudes towards individuals using alcohol and drugs. The document provides information on barriers which affect the underserved population. Most important, notates public awareness as to why the effects are lacking extreme measure against substance abuse, due to race, gender, and ethnicity. Relatively,
As noted, the articles spoke on substance use disorders among individuals, connected to any type of informal or formal treatment. The author addresses negative social attitudes towards individuals using alcohol and drugs. The document provides information on barriers which affect the underserved population. Most important, notates public awareness as to why the effects are lacking extreme measure against substance abuse, due to race, gender, and ethnicity. Relatively,