Exploring Smokers’ Knowledge and Expectations Toward Nicotine Vaccination: A Qualitative Study
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Summary
Smokers had serious misconceptions about the purpose of nicotine vaccination, particularly the belief that nicotine vaccines reduce craving, and expectations toward counseling were highest, which underline misconceptions smokers can have about cessation therapies.
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- article
- Published
- 2014-01-01
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Keywords
Labour economics, Gender relations, Business, Gender studies, Political science
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