HOW REACTIONS TO CIGARETTE PACKET HEALTH WARNINGS INFLUENCE QUITTING: FINDINGS FROM THE ITC FOUR COUNTRY SURVEY

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Autor Principal:	BORLAND, R.
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Idioma:	Lingua castelá inglés
Subjects:	Acción contra las drogodependencias Australia Canadá Drogodependencias Efectos Enfermedad Evaluación de servicios Factor de riesgo Información Reino Unido Riesgo Salud Tabaco Tabaquismo EE.UU. Adicciones Documental
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