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Published on 12.07.12 in Vol 14, No 4 (2012): Jul-Aug

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Works citing "Public Health Interventions: Reaching Latino Adolescents via Short Message Service and Social Media"

Amita N. Vyas, Megan Landry, Marisa Schnider, Angela M. Rojas, Susan F. Wood

J Med Internet Res 2012 (Jul 12); 14(4):e99 

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