Objective–To assess the representativeness of a smoking cessation clinic population when
compared to a populationbased sample of smokers from the same community. Subjects …

Objectives: To determine the extent to which UK National Health Service (NHS) smoking
cessation services in England reach smokers and support them to quit at four weeks, and to …

Background: While smoking rates in the United States have decreased, some population
subgroups have smoking rates that exceed national and state averages. These higher rates …

Objectives There remains a need to identify effective smoking cessation interventions in
severely disadvantaged populations. This trial aimed to examine the effectiveness of an …

Introduction Although recent reviews suggest few gender differences in smoking-cessation
outcomes, it is important to establish whether gender differences exist in response to the …

Background Morbidity and mortality due to tobacco smoking is a public health crisis
predicted to rise in coming years with the growing global population. Smoking cessation …

OBJECTIVES: To describe smoking behaviour, motivation to quit and quit rates, and the
effect of advice and support for smoking cessation among smokers from more and less …

Objective To examine the early implementation of the new National Health Service (NHS)
smoking cessation services and assess implications for their future. Design Quantitative …

This article describes a culturally and linguistically relevant, physician-led smoking
cessation intervention that was delivered to the Chinese American community in New York …

Background. Lack of interest has been cited as a reason not to offer cessation assistance to
smokers, but research suggests that smokers accept treatments offered proactively. This …