Source: Virtual Congress 2020 – From tobacco control policy to smoking cessation



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M. V. Matias (Lisboa, Portugal), A. Ramos (Lisboa, Portugal), M. Alves (Lisboa, Portugal), L. Bento (Lisboa, Portugal), C. Matos (Lisboa, Portugal), F. Nogueira (Lisboa, Portugal). Diverse provenience in a smoking cessation program: is there a difference?. 3048

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