Personalised info drives more people to quit


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Smokers who receive personalised information about their health risks may be more likely to quit, British research suggests Researchers from the University College London have conducted a randomised controlled trial across 18 Stop Smoking Services (SSS) areas in England, including 99 general practices across the SSS areas. Smokers who were already severely or terminally ill

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