Light Smokers Are Less Likely to Receive Advice to Quit From Their GP Than Moderate-To-Heavy Smokers: A Comparison of National Survey Data From the Netherlands and England

European Journal of General Practice - United Kingdom
doi 10.3109/13814788.2013.766792
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