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The influence on making a decision to accept the programme and give up smoking by professional assistance
I. Pesic, M. Danilovic, J. Kunosic, B. Subotic, D. Pesut, N. Lazovic (Beograd, Yugoslavia)
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Annual Congress 2001 - Smoking cessation: efficacy of interventions
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Smoking cessation: efficacy of interventions
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Poster Discussion
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1125
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Airway diseases
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I. Pesic, M. Danilovic, J. Kunosic, B. Subotic, D. Pesut, N. Lazovic (Beograd, Yugoslavia). The influence on making a decision to accept the programme and give up smoking by professional assistance. Eur Respir J 2001; 16: Suppl. 31, 1125
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