Smoking Prevalence and Correlates among Chinese Immigrants: A Secondary Data Analysis Study
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- Yu, E.S.H. & Chen, E.H. & Kim, K.K. & Abdulrahim, S., 2002. "Smoking among Chinese Americans: Behavior, knowledge, and beliefs," American Journal of Public Health, American Public Health Association, vol. 92(6), pages 1007-1012.
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Chinese immigrants; correlation; prevalence; secondary data analysis; smoking;All these keywords.
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