Job stressors and smoking cessation among Malaysian male employees

Job stressors and smoking cessation among Malaysian male employees

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Job stressors may reduce the likelihood of quitting smoking.

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Main Authors:	Darus, A (Author), Koh, D (Author), Moy, FM (Author), Retneswari, M (Author), Yasin, SM (Author)
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Series:	OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE-OXFORD
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