Biological, psychological, and social characteristics of men with different smoking habits.

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Biological, psychological, and social characteristics of men with different smoking habits.

Nov 1973
By Jenkins, C D ; Zyzanski, S J ; Rosenman, R H
Source: Health Serv Rep. 88(9):834-843

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Jenkins, C D ; Zyzanski, S J ; Rosenman, R H

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Adult Behavior Blood Pressure Body Weight California Cholesterol Coronary Disease Educational Status Family Characteristics Follow-Up Studies Hematocrit Humans Income Lipids Lipoproteins Male Marriage Middle Aged Occupations Physical Exertion Research Article Serum Albumin Smoking Time Factors Triglycerides
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Health Serv Rep. 88(9):834-843
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