EFFECTS OF SMOKING CESSATION ON HEALTH CARE USE: IS ELEVATED RISK OF HOSPITALIZATION AMONG FORMER SMOKERS ATTRIBUTABLE TO SMOKING-RELATED MORBIDITY?
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BAUMEISTER, S.E., ET AL., EFFECTS OF SMOKING CESSATION ON HEALTH CARE USE: IS ELEVATED RISK OF HOSPITALIZATION AMONG FORMER SMOKERS ATTRIBUTABLE TO SMOKING-RELATED MORBIDITY?. DRUG AND ALCOHOL DEPENDENCE, Vol. 88, no. 2-3 (2007), p. 197-203.
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Desintoxicación, Drogodependencias, Enfermedad, Estudio comparativo, Hospital, Riesgo, Servicios de salud, Tabaco, Utilización de servicios
Desintoxicación, Drogodependencias, Enfermedad, Estudio comparativo, Hospital, Riesgo, Servicios de salud, Tabaco, Utilización de servicios
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