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Recruitment of Research Participants (280) Web-based and Mobile Health Interventions (3114)

Published on in Vol 8, No 3 (2006):

Interest in an Online Smoking Cessation Program and Effective Recruitment Strategies: Results From Project Quit

Interest in an Online Smoking Cessation Program and Effective Recruitment Strategies: Results From Project Quit

Interest in an Online Smoking Cessation Program and Effective Recruitment Strategies: Results From Project Quit

Authors of this article:

Jennifer B McClure ;   Sarah M Greene ;   Cheryl Wiese ;   Karin E Johnson ;   Gwen Alexander ;   Victor Strecher
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