Source: International Congress 2017 – Translating “evidence-based behaviour change” and “e-health” interventions into practice: what works in smoking cessation and smoking prevention?
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Asli Görek Dilektasli (Bursa, Turkey). Novel approaches to smoking cessation: effectiveness of e-health cessation aids and the preferences and attitudes of users. International Congress 2017 – Translating “evidence-based behaviour change” and “e-health” interventions into practice: what works in smoking cessation and smoking prevention?

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