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Peer influences and access to cigarettes as correlates of adolescent smoking: a cross-cultural comparison of Wuhan, China, and California. [My Copy]

Prev Med, Vol. 34, No. 4. (April 2002), pp. 476-484.

by J. B. Unger, L. Yan, S. Shakib, et al.L. A. Rohrbach, X. Chen, G. Qian, C. P. Chou, S. Jianguo, S. Azen, H. Zheng, C. A. Johnson

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