Smokeless tobacco use is very prevalent among postsecondary students. As evidence has
continued to substantiate the causal relationship between smokeless tobacco use and oral …

Objective: Between September 2002 and February 2003, the authors assessed the
effectiveness of a new, agetailored, self-help smoking-cessation program for college …

This study sought to delineate patterns of smokeless tobacco use among college students in
the United States. A national sample (N= 5,894) of approximately equal numbers of men and …

The authors surveyed participants in a National Cancer Institute, or NCI, training program
that provides brief tobacco cessation services. They found significant improvements in the …

A multicomponent, cognitive-behavioral intervention program, offered to 25 chronic,
adolescent male users of smokeless tobacco, was divided into three sessions and involved …

One hundred fifty (150) randomly chosen adult male subjects (average age 37) drawn from
a university general dental clinic were classified by self‐report into three equal categories of …

The prevalence of college students' tobacco use is widely recognized, but successful
cessation and relapse-prevention programs for these smokers have drawn little attention …

Tobacco use is the leading cause of death in the United States accounting for more than
440,000 lives lost every year Recent studies have documented the factors associated with …

Oral snuff and chewing tobacco, commonly referred to as smokeless tobacco, are being
used by many adolescent and young adult males, and no indication exists that use by this …

Evaluated the effectiveness of various components of a smokeless tobacco (ST) cessation
manual for high school seniors and determined its potential for helping high schoolers quit …