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Prevalence of Smokeless Tobacco Consumption at a Southwestern University

Linda C. López

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Abstract

265 students attending a southwestern university were surveyed about their use of smokeless tobacco products. 27% of 84 male respondents indicated they consumed smokeless tobacco. The women did not report routine use of smokeless tobacco.

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265 students attending a southwestern university were surveyed about their use of smokeless tobacco products. 27% of 84 male respondents indicated they consumed smokeless tobacco. The women did not report routine use of smokeless tobacco.

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265 students attending a southwestern university were surveyed about their use of smokeless tobacco products. 27% of 84 male respondents indicated they consumed smokeless tobacco. The women did not report routine use of smokeless tobacco.

Key concepts: Smokeless tobacco, Tobacco use, Environmental health, Consumption (sociology), Medicine, Sociology, Population, Social science

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