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Less Hazardous Smoking and the Pursuit of Satisfaction

Fields

Author

Koslowzli, L.T.

Yankauer, A.

Type

MAGA, MAGAZINE ARTICLE

Area

CARCHMAN,RICHARD/OFFICE

Litigation

Iwoh/Produced

Characteristic

EXTR, EXTRA

Site

R530

Named Organization

Addiction Research Foundation

Ftc, Federal Trade Commission

Personal Communication

Univ of Toronto

Author (Organization)

American Journal of Public Health

Named Person

Benowitz

Fortmann

Koslowzli, L.T.

Maron

Mencken, H.L.

West, R.

Master ID

2063628000/8472
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Date Loaded

07 Jun 1999

UCSF Legacy ID

cgt61f00