German Study Finds Strict Laws Dont Equate to Cessation Success An international study by the German Cancer Research Center analyzing more than 50,000 smokers across 29 countries found that while stronger tobacco control policiessuch as taxes, warning labels, and smoking banssignificantly increase quit attempts, long-term success is driven largely by individual and social factors
Kathleen OLeary, a Reading nurse practitioner who has specialized in nicotine dependence for the past 13 years, was one of the few who spoke
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McKee stressed that this epidemiological study does not prove cause-and-effect because it cant control for a number of other possible factors such as people moving from one state to another between time periods, and the fact that the survey relies on self-reports of alcohol use
Along with the patch, which is most commonly used, nicotine-replacement products include gum, lozenges, inhalers, and nasal spray