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Patient Tobacco Use, Quit Attempts, and Perceptions of Healthcare Provider Practices in a Safety-Net Healthcare System

Sarah Moody-Thomas, Michael D. Celestin, Tung-Sung Tseng and Ronald Horswell
Ochsner Journal September 2013, 13 (3) 367-374;

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