Smoking and intention to quit in deprived areas of Glasgow: is it related to housing improvements and neighbourhood regeneration because of improved mental health?

Lyndal Bond; Matt Egan; Ade Kearns; Julie Clark; Carol Tannahill

doi:10.1136/jech-2012-201828

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Cite this article as:: Bond L, Egan M, Kearns A, et al

Smoking and intention to quit in deprived areas of Glasgow: is it related to housing improvements and neighbourhood regeneration because of improved mental health?

J Epidemiol Community Health 2013;67:299-304.

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