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. 1980 Summer;15(58):277-81.

Peer teaching and smoking prevention among junior high students

C L Perry, J Killen, L A Slinkard, A L McAlister

PMID: 7395587

Peer teaching and smoking prevention among junior high students

C L Perry et al. Adolescence. 1980 Summer.

. 1980 Summer;15(58):277-81.

Authors

C L Perry, J Killen, L A Slinkard, A L McAlister

PMID: 7395587

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