Source: International Congress 2019 – Tobacco cessation interventions in different settings and populations
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J. Monteiro Ferra (Lisboa, Portugal), A. Vieira (Lisboa, Portugal), J. Carvalho (Lisboa, Portugal), C. Matos (Lisboa, Portugal), F. Nogueira (Lisboa, Portugal). Barriers to smoking cessation: the patient’s perspective. 2852

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