Susan F Hurley
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This research was supported with funding from the Victorian Health Promotion Foundation and The Cancer Council Victoria. These funding bodies, per se, had no role in the design, conduct or interpretation of the study. I am a consultant to The Cancer Council Victoria. Dallas English provided advice on the methodology used by English et al.4