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Inpatient smoking cessation during COVID-19: a highly teachable moment
F. Frost (Liverpool, United Kingdom), K. Maitland (Liverpool, United Kingdom), T. Green (Liverpool, United Kingdom), M. Clark (Liverpool, United Kingdom), A. Duffy (Liverpool, United Kingdom), G. Jones (Liverpool, United Kingdom)
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Tobacco and nicotine research during the pandemic
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