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      Does smoking cessation lead to weight gain? The experience of asbestos-exposed shipyard workers.

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      American journal of public health
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          Abstract

          We examined the relationship between smoking cessation and weight change in a sample of 373 asbestos-exposed workers who had participated in a smoking cessation program. Those who quit smoking for one year and those who quit for shorter periods gained significantly more weight than those who continued to smoke. Those with initially poorer health and those who quit to avoid illness gained less weight.

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          Journal
          Am J Public Health
          American journal of public health
          American Public Health Association
          0090-0036
          0090-0036
          Nov 1983
          : 73
          : 11
          Article
          10.2105/ajph.73.11.1303
          1651150
          6625037
          1deb1d55-4663-40ad-bc61-539654dec8dd
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