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Are smokers receptive to using smokeless tobacco as a substitute?
Preventive Medicine, 10/02/09
Timberlake DS – Smokeless tobacco is an unacceptable alternative for most California smokers. But, the expected correlates, notably gender, accounted for minimal variability in SLT receptiveness, an observation that challenges concerns about the product's limited appeal to any one group.
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