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| Web Pages |
| Longer You Stay Quit, Less Likely You'll Relapse |
| Recent research finds that the longer you stay quit, the less chance you'll relapse; two years after quitting, over 96% of ex-smokers stayed smokefree. |
| French Consensus Conference on Smoking Cessation |
| Summaries and recommendations on: tobacco consumption and associated costs; individual variation in smoking and quitting; scientific evidence of effectiveness of various quit smoking methods; conditions that allow health professionals to be more effective in reducing tobacco use. |
| Effective Clinical Tobacco Intervention |
| Information on smoking, quitting and the effectiveness of pharmacological interventions by the Therapeutics Initiative of the University of British Columbia. |
| AHCPR |
| People who quit smoking are much less likely to be hospitalized than those who don't, article from the Agency for Health Care Research and Quality. |
| Smoking Cessation and Prevention |
| Bibliography of research. |
| Oral Nicotine Inhalers |
| Smoking reduction with oral nicotine inhalers: double blind, randomised clinical trial of efficacy and safety. |