Development of a secondary school‑based digital behaviour change intervention to improve tooth brushing

References: Marshman Z, El-Yousfi S, Kellar I, Dey D, Robertson M, Day P, et al. Development of a secondary school-based digital behaviour change intervention to improve tooth brushing. BMC Oral Health. 2021;21(1):546

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Zoe Marshman, Sarab El‑Yousfi, Ian Kellar, Donna Dey, Mark Robertson, Peter Day, Ivor Chestnutt, Sue Pavitt, Mariana de Araujo and Nicola Innes

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