Regular ArticleRelationship between Cigarette Dose and Perceived Risk of Lung Cancer☆,☆☆
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Thanks are extended to Norman Anderson for his advice on an earlier draft and to the data collectors: Magali Berchè, Patricia Brunet, Laurence Garcia, Marie-Laure Gervais, Caroline Hubert, Sophie Laumonnier, and Bertrand Lefebvre.
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This work was supported by the UPRES Vieillissement, Rythmicité et Déeveloppement Cognitif.
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