Varenicline for smoking cessation
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Varenicline effective for smoking cessation- Varenicline (Chantix) effective for smoking cessation
- Varenicline, bupropion, nicotine replacement all effective for smoking cessation
- Cytisine unable to demonstrate noninferiority to varenicline, but is still an option for smoking cessation
- Maintenance treatment with varenicline improves smoking cessation in patients with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder
- No benefit to varenicline beyond 12 weeks or combined with nicotine replacement therapy for smoking cessation
- Varenicline plus bupropion SR no better than varenicline alone for tobacco cessation
- Varenicline similar in effectiveness to nicotine patch
- Optimal smoking cessation treatments after initial treatment failure
- Counseling is equal to varenicline to help adolescents quit smoking
- Varenicline (Chantix) not associated with increased CV events
- Varenicline plus nicotine replacement therapy more effective than varenicline alone
- Combo treatment better than varenicline alone in male and highly dependent smokers
- Varenicline, bupropion may not increase risk of cardiovascular events
- Varenicline effective for smokers preferring to "cut down" rather than quit "cold turkey"
- American Thoracic Society guideline for initiating medications for smoking cessation
- Extending the duration of prequit treatment with varenicline does not improve smoking quit rate
- USPSTF 2021 updates on effective interventions for tobacco smoking cessation in adults, including pregnant persons
- E-cigarettes (vaping) ECs can help people quit smoking, though the effect may decrease over time
- Cytisine more effective than nicotine for smoking cessation, but with more adverse effects
- Cytisine appears to be effective for smoking cessation
- Varenicline increases risk of adverse CV events
- Inpatient smoking cessation strategy promising, but effects aren't long lasting
- Varenicline increases smokeless tobacco cessation
- Cytisine is inexpensive, safe, and modestly effective for smoking cessation
- Postdischarge tobacco cessation intervention results in higher quit rates for hospitalized smokers
- Nicotine replacement with e-cigarettes might help smokers quit
- ACC/AHA guideline for the management of patients with chronic coronary disease