Objectives Tobacco use is the nation's leading cause of preventable illness and death,
causing a significant burden on the health care system. Many cessation pharmacotherapy
treatment options are available to help smokers quit, including nicotine replacement
therapies (NRTs) and prescription medications. Research indicates that pharmacists are
able to provide a positive benefit to smokers who want to quit through pharmacologic and
nonpharmacologic interventions. The aim of the present work was to examine the quit rates …