Changes in performance status in continued smokers vs quitters after a diagnosis of lung cancer: a cohort study

K. Lanyon (Swansea, United Kingdom), R. Gemine (llanelli (Dyfed), United Kingdom), G. Davies (Llanelli, United Kingdom), K. Lewis (Llanelli, United Kingdom)

Source: Virtual Congress 2020 – The role of health care systems in treating tobacco dependence
Session: The role of health care systems in treating tobacco dependence
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Number: 3064

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