Smoking and Smoking Cessation Among Criminal Justice-Involved Older Adults
Background: In jails and prisons worldwide, older adults are among the fastest growing demographic groups. Criminal justice-involved populations smoke tobacco at high rates. Older adults are also disproportionate smokers and have more difficulty quitting smoking than other age groups. Yet, little is...
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Main Authors: | Cyrus Ahalt (Author), Timothy Buisker (Author), Janet Myers (Author), Brie Williams (Author) |
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SAGE Publishing,
2019-03-01T00:00:00Z.
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