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The Tobacco Status Project Facebook smoking cessation intervention for young adults does not improve abstinence from smoking over one year

Facebook Program Doesn’t Up Smoking Abstinence at One Year

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But, intervention engaged young adults, increased abstinence at end of three-month treatment
Smoking cessation accompanied by weight gain is linked to increased risk of type 2 diabetes

Weight Gain After Quitting Smoking May Up T2DM Risk

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But temporary increase in type 2 diabetes risk does not attenuate benefits on total, CVD mortality
Electronic cigarette use is most common among current smokers

E-Cigarettes Don’t Seem to Aid Smoking Cessation Efforts

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Dual users had the highest prevalence of respiratory symptoms
The ongoing Tips from Former Smokers campaign

CDC: ‘Tips’ Campaign Has Helped a Number of Smokers Quit

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More than nine million smokers have attempted to quit because of Tips from Former Smokers Campaign
Some individuals self-report that electronic cigarettes help them quit smoking conventional cigarettes

E-Cigarettes May Help Some Quit Tobacco Smoking

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Interviews show some quitters deliberately switch to e-cigs, while some use both
Nicotine preloading does not significantly increase subsequent smoking abstinence in adult daily smokers with tobacco dependence

Little Evidence Nicotine Preloading Helps Smokers Quit

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Adjustment for varenicline use as a post-cessation treatment linked to increase in beneficial effect
Financial incentives added to free cessation aids can improve the rate of sustained abstinence among smokers

Financial Incentives May Up Rates of Smoker Abstinence

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Redeemable deposits, rewards superior to free cessation aids with respect to sustained abstinence
Many patients in mental health and substance abuse treatment facilities are not screened for tobacco use or offered treatments to facilitate tobacco cessation

Tobacco Cessation Support Lacking in Mental Health Facilities

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Less than half of patients in mental health, substance abuse treatment facilities offered counseling
Evidence relating to the pros and cons of electronic cigarettes as helpful smoking cessation tools is presented and discussed in a head to head article published online April 25 in The BMJ.

Pros and Cons for E-Cigarettes As Aid to Smoking Cessation

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Researchers present evidence supporting their use, and discuss the limits and hazards of use
Nearly half of small employers using tobacco surcharges do not provide tobacco cessation wellness programs

Small Employers Often Don’t Provide Tobacco Cessation Help

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Yet, many of these small employers charge tobacco users up to 50% more for health insurance premiums