Tobacco Control · 2005 · 18 citations · 52 references
ManagementPreventive MedicineRegulatory Impact AssessmentStatisticsTobacco ControlBibliometric AnalysisCitation PracticesResearch Impact AssessmentTobacco UseTobacco Use PreventionCitation FrequencyPaper QualityPublication Impact AnalysisResearch ArticlesResearch Output Citation ImpactScientific Impact Measurement
n this paper, we present the first attempt at determining which authors of research and commentary of direct relevance to tobacco control have the most cited publications in this field. We examine this from 1980 to 2004 and also for the past decade (1994-2004) in an effort to distinguish the 100 overall most cited authors for these periods. We have also provided a list of the 50 highest citation classics in tobacco control.
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Mortality in relation to smoking: 40 years' observations on male British doctors
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