New CDC Feature Article: Make 2016 Your Year to Quit!
Thursday, January 14, 2016
Posted by: Natalia Gromov
This article:
- Focuses on tools that can help smokers quit once and for all.
- A quit plan is a key element in successful quit attempts, and this article tells smokers how to get started on their own plan.
- Talking with a health care provider increases a smoker’s chances of quitting for good, so the article encourages smokers to reach out to their doctors, pharmacists, or other health care providers for help.
- Medications can relieve physical discomfort from nicotine withdrawal and help with cravings. The article discusses how medications, along with counseling or coaching, boost smokers’ chances for success.
- Shares stories from two of CDC’s Tips From Former Smokers campaign participants.
- In the video “Tiffany’s Decision,” Tiffany, a former smoker, describes events that led her to quit smoking.
- The video "Smoking and Diabetes" features Bill, a former smoker who lived with complications from diabetes and who advised smokers to list the things they are willing to give up if they continue smoking.
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