The effectiveness of the heaviness of smoking index as a predictor of smoking cessation In Canada

Authors: Michael O. Chaiton

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Type	PhD dissertation
Author	Michael O. Chaiton
Publication Year	2004
Title	The effectiveness of the heaviness of smoking index as a predictor of smoking cessation In Canada
City	Toronto, ON
Department	Department Of Public Health Sciences
University	University Of Toronto
Publication Language	English

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The effectiveness of the heaviness of smoking index as a predictor of smoking cessation In Canada

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Russell C. Callaghan, Marcos Sanches, Jodi Gatley, James K. Cunningham, Michael O. Chaiton, Robert Schwartz, Susan Bondy, and Claire Benny (2018).

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P. S. Smith (2005).

Can individual approaches explain why occupational position is predictive of decline in perceived health status?

Lynda M. Hayward (2004).

A cohort and gender comparison of mid-life characteristics associated with residential mobility upon retirement

Chantal Blouin, Denis Hamel, Nathalie Vandal, Yun Jen, Ernest Lo, and Sylvie Martel (2015).

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National Population Health Survey - Household Component - Longitudinal

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