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Adam Cole

Collaborator - tobacco lead

Adam Cole

Joel Dubin

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Joel Dubin

Mark Ferro

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Mark_Ferro

mark.ferro@uwaterloo.ca

Catherine Sabiston

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Cathi Sabiston

Kate Storey

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Paul Veugelers

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Paul Veugelers

Rachel Laxer

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Rachel Laxer

Roman Pabayo

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pabayo@ualberta.ca

Carla Hilario

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carla.hilario@ubc.ca

Samantha Meyer

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samantha.meyer@uwaterloo.ca

Susan Elliott

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elliotts@uwaterloo.ca

Jean-Philippe Chaput

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Jean Costello

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Marie-Pierre Sylvestre

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marie-pierre.sylvestre@umontreal.ca

Maureen Dobbins

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dobbinsm@mcmaster.ca

Gary Goldfield

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Ian Colman

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Tara Elton-Marshall

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teltonm@uottawa.ca

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Scott Leatherdale, Compass System Principal Investigator
School of Public Health Sciences
University of Waterloo
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Waterloo, Ontario, Canada N2L 3G1
Telephone: 519-888-4567, ext. 47812

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