Quitting smoking is one of the hardest things many people will ever do. The World Health Organisation (WHO) recently introduced its first-ever clinical treatment guideline to help adults quit tobacco.

Smoking cessation is beneficial in primary prevention of disease (prevention before health problems occur), secondary prevention (prevention after diagnosis but before damage) and tertiary ...

The clinics currently provide smokers with comprehensive therapy and guidance to quit the smoking habit. The workshop is focusing on the system and nationwide guidelines that will soon be ...

The two main questions that remain to be adequately answered by studies conducted to date include: does smoking cessation result in short-term savings in direct costs and what are the effects of ...

Hence, to prevent this WHO has taken a step in the global fight against tobacco addiction by releasing its first-ever guidelines designed ... in helping people quit smoking.

building on the previous Phase 2 vaping cessation trial as well as the Phase 3 smoking cessation clinical trials with cytisinicline. The trial population and design are similarly aligned with ...

building on the previous Phase 2 vaping cessation trial as well as the Phase 3 smoking cessation clinical trials with cytisinicline. The trial population and design are similarly aligned with ...