Effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of behavioural support for prolonged abstinence for smokers wishing to reduce but not quit: Randomised controlled trial of physical activity assisted reduction of smoking (TARS)
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Taylor, A.H., et al., Effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of behavioural support for prolonged abstinence for smokers wishing to reduce but not quit: Randomised controlled trial of physical activity assisted reduction of smoking (TARS). Addiction, vol. 118, n. 6, 2023, p. 1140-1152.
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Drogodependencias, Tabaquismo, Abstinencia, Promoción, Motivación, Intervención, Apoyo, Conducta, Atención comunitaria, Ejercicio físico, Efectos, Reducción de daños, Desintoxicación, Evaluación de servicios, Análisis coste eficacia, Reino Unido
Drogodependencias, Tabaquismo, Abstinencia, Promoción, Motivación, Intervención, Apoyo, Conducta, Atención comunitaria, Ejercicio físico, Efectos, Reducción de daños, Desintoxicación, Evaluación de servicios, Análisis coste eficacia, Reino Unido
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