Smoking cessation
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Varenicline effective for smoking cessation- Varenicline (Chantix) effective for smoking cessation
- Motivational interviewing effective for smoking cessation
- Smoking cessation in pregnancy helps birthweight
- Cytisine appears to be effective for smoking cessation
- Cytisinicline is effective for sustained smoking cessation
- Smoking status as vital sign prompts cessation advice
- Smoking cessation counseling for pregnant women lacks effectiveness
- Pre-op smoking cessation decreases complication rate
- Smoking cessation during pregnancy improves outcomes (SCOPE)
- iCanQuit smartphone app is effective in helping with smoking cessation
- Varenicline, bupropion, nicotine replacement all effective for smoking cessation
- American Thoracic Society guideline for initiating medications for smoking cessation
- Cytisine is inexpensive, safe, and modestly effective for smoking cessation
- Reward-based financial incentives are effective for smoking cessation
- Optimal smoking cessation treatments after initial treatment failure
- Vaping is better than nicotine replacement gum for smoking cessation
- Smoking cessation: abrupt quitting more effective than a gradual approach
- Lung cancer screening may increase the likelihood of smoking cessation
- Cytisine unable to demonstrate noninferiority to varenicline, but is still an option for smoking cessation
- Inpatient smoking cessation strategy promising, but effects aren't long lasting
- Smoking prevention counseling works in adolescents, cessation efforts don't
- Immediate reduction more effective than a gradual approach for smoking cessation
- Financial incentives improve smoking cessation rates during pregnancy (CPIT III)
- Cytisine more effective than nicotine for smoking cessation, but with more adverse effects
- No benefit to varenicline beyond 12 weeks or combined with nicotine replacement therapy for smoking cessation
- Maintenance treatment with varenicline improves smoking cessation in patients with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder
- Lung cancer screening with low-dose CT does not affect smoking cessation rates
- E-cigarettes plus counseling may be minimally better than counseling alone for smoking cessation
- USPSTF 2021 updates on effective interventions for tobacco smoking cessation in adults, including pregnant persons