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Are population-wide mass media campaigns still relevant in an era of low smoking prevalence? Insights from the <i>Power to Quit</i> campaign in England
Introduction The role of population-wide smoking cessation campaigns is uncertain as smoking prevalence reaches historically low levels. We examined whether the Power to Quit campaign in England, which aimed to increase uptake of evidence-based cessation support, particularly digital aids
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