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. 2011 Jan 1;102(1):73–74. doi: 10.1007/BF03404882

Smoking Low-cost Cigarettes: Disparities Evident

Lori M Diemert 115, Joanna E Cohen 115,215,315,, Susan J Bondy 115,215, Russell C Callaghan 215,315, Roberta Ferrence 115,215,315, John Garcia 115,415, Robert Schwartz 115,215, Peter Selby 115,315
PMCID: PMC6974060  PMID: 21485970

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Footnotes

Acknowledgements: This research was conducted by the Ontario Tobacco Research Unit, which receives funding from the Ontario Ministry of Health Promotion and Sport. The authors acknowledge Dr. K. Stephen Brown, Dr. Paul McDonald, Mr. J. Charles Victor and the Survey Research Centre at the University of Waterloo for their contributions to the Ontario Tobacco Survey. The authors also thank Ms. Rita Luk for her significant contributions in coding cigarette brand data.

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