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Busting Myths About Smoking Cessation

April 17, 2016
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With limited population-level research, myths about smoking cessation persist. Research from the Ontario Tobacco Survey (OTS) has improved our understanding of smoking cessation in the general population. Key facts and findings are summarized, including the frequency and number of quit attempts, the duration and effectiveness of cessation medications, trajectories of smoking, and the effectiveness of population-level initiatives on cessation behaviours.

Author(s): Michael Chaiton, Lori Diemert, Bo Zhang, and Susan Bondy
Date: April 2016
Type of Publication: Special Report

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