San Francisco / New Delhi / Wakefield / Mumbai / /
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John Wiley & Sons Inc / Wellman / SPSS / South / Shree Om Enterprises / performed using SPSS / /
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New Zealand / Norway / Gambia / Turkey / Japan / United States / Australia / United Kingdom / Scotland / Spain / India / / /
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Healis Sekhsaria Institute / /
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mass media messages / media campaigns / Cancer Prevention / mass-media / tobacco advertising / advertising messages / mass media tobacco control advertisements / bidi advertising / systematic counter-advertising campaigns / cigarette advertising / direct advertising / tobacco products / minimal anti-smoking media messages / large advertising capabilities / counter-advertising techniques / Tobacco counter-advertising / indirect surrogate advertising / surrogate advertising / anti-tobacco advertising / anti-tobacco media / industry advertising / counter-advertising / anti-smoking media campaigns / tobacco industry advertising messages / law banning tobacco advertising / anti-smoking media messages / media messages / /
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World Health Organization / Healis Sekhsaria Institute for Public Health / World Health Organization Regional Office for South East Asia / World Bank / Subjects Age Gender School / /
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Arch Pediatrics / Robert Wood Johnson / Radhika Vaidya / Quinn V / /
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actor / biostatistician / conceptual model for understanding effects / representative / industry representative / /
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Vermont / Minnesota / Bihar / Gujarat / West Bengal / South Dakota / Punjab / Tripura / Montana / Florida / California / Massachusetts / /
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