Smoking Restrictions in the Home and Car among Rural Native American and White Families with Young Children
Preventive MedicinePublished 1 October 2002
Michelle C. Kegler, Lorraine Halinka Malcoe
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Despite the relatively low prevalence of smoking bans in the population, factors associated with household and car smoking bans were similar to those found in the general population.
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Despite the relatively low prevalence of smoking bans in our population, factors associated with household and car smoking bans were similar to those found in the general population.
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