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Longitudinal study examines how changing social norms affects smoking behaviors, suggesting implications for intervention strategies.
Social norms impact smoking over time among middle-aged people who smoke in China. Tobacco control efforts should support anti-smoking descriptive norms through group-based interventions and creating social networks of those who do not smoke.
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