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Commentary on Sims etal. (2014) and Langley etal. (2014): Mass media campaigns require adequate and sustained funding to change population health behaviours

S Durkin, M Wakefield

Addiction | WILEY | Published : 2014

DOI: 10.1111/add.12564

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14Web of Science
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Keywords

Campaigns Cessation Duration Funding Health Behavior Change Intensity Mass Media Population Impact Risky Alcohol Use Smoking
Adults
Life Sciences & Biomedicine
Psychiatry
Population Impact
England
Generic Health Relevance
Alcohol
Substance Abuse
Campaigns
Communication
Science & Technology
Cessation
4206 Public Health
Intensity
Duration
Tobacco
Impact
Health Behavior Change
Smoking-Cessation
3 Good Health and Well Being
Funding
42 Health Sciences
Risky Alcohol Use

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