Simple Summary Although cancer survivors may experience health benefits from favorable
lifestyle changes, many cancer survivors do not adhere to lifestyle recommendations or …

Objectives Internationally, public health strategies encourage health care professionals to
deliver opportunistic behaviour change interventions. The present study:(1) examines the …

Physicians are increasingly utilizing digital health technologies (DHT) such as smartphone
applications, network-enabled wearable devices, web-based communication platforms …

Abstract Background “Making Every Contact Count”(MECC), a public health policy in the UK,
compels healthcare professionals to deliver opportunistic health behaviour change …

Background Understanding the relationship between tobacco use and symptom burden may
inform tobacco treatment interventions tailored to the needs of individuals with cancer …

PURPOSE: Smoking after a cancer diagnosis is linked to cancer-specific and all-cause
mortality, among other adverse outcomes. Yet, 10%-20% of US cancer survivors are current …

Background Smoking cessation (SC) interventions may contribute to better treatment
outcomes and the general well-being of cancer survivors. Objective This study aims to …

Background Despite smoking and risky alcohol drinking being modifiable risk factors for
cancer as well as postoperative complications, perioperative cessation counselling is often …

Background: Persistent smoking after a cancer diagnosis predicts worse treatment outcomes
and mortality, but access to effective smoking cessation interventions is limited. Smartphone …

Introduction Little is known about whether patients and physicians perceive lung cancer
screening (LCS) as a teachable moment to promote smoking cessation or the degree to …