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A low-cost, low-intensity contingency management smoking cessation programme with students: Experimental evidence
Tobacco consumption is a pressing global issue, leading to more than five million deaths each year. In South Africa, the smoking prevalence rate is stubbornly high, implying that a successful smoking cessation programme could have large social benefits, particularly if it targets young smokers. Cont...
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School of Economics
2019
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