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Am Projekt EURO-scip beteiligte Personen und Institutionen:
Prof. Pierre Bartsch, Caroline Rasson, Bérengère Janssen (Fondation Contre Les
Affections Respiratoires Et Pour L´Education A La Santé [FARES]), Brüssel, Belgien
Dr.päd. Holger Hassel, Dr. med. Klaus Giersiepen (Bremer Institut für Präventionsforschung
und Sozialmedizin [BIPS]), Bremen, Deutschland
Dr. Maria Pilali, Prof. Nicolas Dontas (Griechische Krebsgesellschaft) Athen, Griechenland
Marian Flannery (Women North West, Ltd.), Ballina, Co. Mayo, Irland
M.Pais Clemente, MD, PhD, Paulo Duarte Vitória (Conselho de Prevenção do Tabagismo),
Lisboa, Portugal
Assoc.Prof. Liliana Tsoneva-Pentcheva, PhD, Dr. Eugenia Tomova, Emilia Dincheva, Mariana
Vakarelova, Dr. Masha Gavrailova (Association Women against Tobacco), Sofia, Bulgarien
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November 2005
Verantwortlich für die
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