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185 related items for PubMed ID: 3305621

  • 21. [Validity of expired carbon monoxide and urine cotinine using dipstick method to assess smoking status].
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  • 29. Serum and saliva concentrations of cotinine in smokers and passive smokers.
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    McGuire JR, McQuade MJ, Rossmann JA, Garnick JJ, Sutherland DE, Scheidt MJ, Van Dyke TE.
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