Regular ArticleGender Differences among Smokers and Quitters in the Working Well Trial☆,☆☆
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This work was was supported by a Cooperative Agreement from the National Cancer Institute, Grants U01 CA51687, U01 CA51671, U01 CA51686, U01 CA516888, and P01 CA50087. Data analyses were conducted by the Coordinating Center for the Cooperative Agreement (FHCRC).
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The authors gratefully acknowledge Carlo DiClemente, Ph.D., for his contributions and review of the manuscript.
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To whom correspondence and reprint requests should be addressed. Fax: 713 794-4730.
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A complete roster of the Working Well Trial study centers, principal investigators, and study personnel is available from the corresponding author.
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