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. 2006 Mar-Apr;121(2):116-9.
doi: 10.1177/003335490612100203.

Smokers' choice: what explains the steady growth of cigar use in the U.S.?

Cristine D Delnevo  1
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Smokers' choice: what explains the steady growth of cigar use in the U.S.?

Cristine D Delnevo. Public Health Rep. 2006 Mar-Apr.
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Cigar smoking survey questions by key tobacco surveillance systems, 2000–2004
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