Tobacco use, smoking quit rates, and socioeconomic patterning among men and women: a cross-sectional survey in rural Andhra Pradesh, India
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M. Boyle | K. Teo | B. Neal | S. Lear | S. Subramanian | C. Chow | D. Corsi | R. Joshi | P. K. Raju | S. Subramanian
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