Regular ArticleSmoking Status, Reading Level, and Knowledge of Tobacco Effects among Low-Income Pregnant Women☆
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This research was funded by the Louisiana Cancer and Lung Trust Fund, Grant 95-01-02, “Tobacco Beliefs and Practices in Low-Income Pregnant Women.”
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Dr. Nandy is now at Clintrials Research, Inc.
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