Impact of September 11th tragedy on smoking and relapse rates

Valerie Hoffman; William Riley; Melissa Pici

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Impact of September 11th tragedy on smoking and relapse rates

Hoffman, V., Riley, W., & Pici, M. (2005). Impact of September 11th tragedy on smoking and relapse rates. Psychology of Addictive Behaviors, 19(3), 277 - 283.

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