Mar 1, 2019 | Policy and Practice Brief | English
Our most recent two papers using the follow-up surveys are about the impact of social networks on quitting and the individual predictors and reasons for starting and sustaining quit attempts.
Our most recent two papers using the follow-up surveys are about the impact of social networks on quitting and the individual predictors and reasons for starting and sustaining quit attempts.
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