Smoking cessation and survival among people diagnosed with non-metastatic cancer

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Tracey E. Barnett
Yan Lu
Aaron W. Gehr
Bassam Ghabach
Rohit P. Ojha
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[1] University of North Texas Health Science Center,School of Public Health
[2] Center for Outcomes Research,Department of Biostatistics and Epidemiology
[3] JPS Health Network,undefined
[4] JPS Oncology and Infusion Center,undefined
[5] JPS Health Network,undefined
[6] University of North Texas Health Science Center,undefined
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BMC Cancer | / 20卷
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Cancer; Smoking; Cessation; Survival;
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