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Smoking Prevalence in Harlem, New York

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Journal Am J Health Promot
Date 1996 Apr 7
PMID 10163304
Citations 5
Authors
K Resnicow
R Futterman
R E WESTON
J Royce
C Parms
H P Freeman
M A Orlandi
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