Intensive tobacco treatment programs offer many advantages relative to other treatment
options, particularly for more complex patients, eg, highly nicotine dependent, or those with …

Background Disparities in tobacco use prevalence, behaviors, and services have been
identified among people of different racial and ethnic groups in the United States general …

OBJECTIVE: The purpose of this study was to assess differences between women and men
receiving treatment for tobacco dependence through a clinical treatment program …

Introduction: In an ethnically-diverse, uninsured psychiatric sample with co-occurring
drug/alcohol addiction, we evaluated the feasibility and reproducibility of a tobacco …

Background Recent estimates are that 30% of military veterans use tobacco or recreational
nicotine products, and rates significantly increase for veterans with co-occurring substance …

BACKGROUND: Individuals with substance use disorders (SUD) are disproportionately
affected by tobacco use morbidity and mortality. Yet, with adequate intervention, such …

Veterans and non-veterans with a psychiatric disorder are two to three times more likely to
be tobacco dependent, and many of these individuals will die of tobacco-caused medical …

Introduction Smoking rates among addiction treatment clients are 3–4 times higher than
those of the general population. Recent studies indicate that ceasing tobacco use during …

Accessible summary• This study explores gender differences in smoking behaviour among
individuals accessing community mental health services.• Subjective ratings of tobacco …

While there has been an escalating trend in the number of smokeless tobacco uses, mainly
snuff, in the United States, it is unclear whether smokeless tobacco users are a homogenous …