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Are children smoke-free at home? Using wearable cameras to study children’s exposure to smoking and smoking paraphernalia in private spaces.
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Are children smoke-free at home? Using wearable cameras to study children’s exposure to smoking and smoking paraphernalia in private spaces.
Gurtner, M.
Gage, R.
Thomson, G.
Jaine, R.
Stanley, J.
Smith, M.
Signal, L.
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(2018).
Child: Care, Health and Development,
Adolescents and young adults
Smokefree environments
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