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Population-Level Counterfactual Trend Modelling to Examine the Relationship Between Smoking Prevalence and E-Cigarette Use among US Adults

Floe Foxon, Arielle Selya, Joe G. Gitchell, Saul S. Shiffman

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Key concepts: Smoking prevalence, Counterfactual thinking, Demography, Medicine, Cigarette smoking, National Health Interview Survey, Population, Cohort

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