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Investigating the relation between placement of Quit antismoking advertisements and number of telephone calls to Quitline: a semiparametric modelling approach
  1. Bircan Erbas,
  2. Quang Bui,
  3. Richard Huggins,
  4. Todd Harper,
  5. Victoria White

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      Study objectives:

      Quitline—an antismoking advertising and a telephone helpline service—is an effective public health intervention strategy for tobacco control. The objective of this short report is to model the relation between placement of antismoking advertisements and calls to Quitline on a given day.

      Methods/design:

      Data on daily Quitline antismoking advertisements, …

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