Original paper
Assessment of Mortality and Smoking Rates Before and After Reduction in Community-wide Prevention Programs in Rural Maine
Abstract
It is unclear whether effective population-wide interventions that reduce risk factors and improve health result in sustained benefits to a community's health. If benefits do persist after a program is ended, interventions could be brief rather than maintained long term.To measure mortality and smoking rates in a rural community over decades before, during, and after prevention program reductions.This cross-sectional study compared smoking and...
Paper Details
Title
Assessment of Mortality and Smoking Rates Before and After Reduction in Community-wide Prevention Programs in Rural Maine
Published Date
Jun 14, 2019
Journal
Volume
2
Issue
6
Pages
e195877 - e195877
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