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Does free nicotine replacement therapy for young adults prompt them to call a quitline?: Figure 1

Julie E. Maher, Kristen Rohde, Barbara Pizacani, Clyde W. Dent, Michael J. Stark, Julia A. Dilley, Kathryn E. Pickle, Michael J. Boysun, Juliet R. Thompson, Patricia L. Yepassis-Zembrou

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attempt to quit smoking and fail, what are the opportunity costs of that failure -a return to tobacco smoking, greater risk of death and disease?

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attempt to quit smoking and fail, what are the opportunity costs of that failure -a return to tobacco smoking, greater risk of death and disease?

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attempt to quit smoking and fail, what are the opportunity costs of that failure -a return to tobacco smoking, greater risk of death and disease?

Key concepts: Quitline, Nicotine replacement therapy, Medicine, Smoking cessation, Demography, Service (business), Population, Full service

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