Combinatorial Therapies With Varenicline Most Effective for Smoking Cessation
In this study, researchers investigated how smoking cessation medicines compare with respect to their, clinical effectiveness, safety, and cost effectiveness.
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Effect of Cigarette Smoking in Patients With Recurrent Aphthous Stomatitis
Investigators conducted a study to determine the effect of cigarette smoking in patients with recurrent aphthous stomatitis.
E-Cigarettes Tied to Quitting Among Smokers Not Trying to Quit
Daily electronic cigarette use is associated with greater odds of cigarette discontinuation among smokers who initially had no plans to ever quit smoking.
Smoking, Alcohol Cessation and Ocular Health: How Quitting Can Save Your Patients’ Vision
Allen Ho, MD, Mehul Patel, MD, and others, explain how ophthalmologists can protect ocular health by influencing patients’ lifestyles.
Smoking Increases Diabetes Damage to Corneal Endothelial Cell Density
Of the study’s 200 participants, mean ECD was lowest in patients with diabetes who smoked.
Symptom Relief Cited for Cannabis Use During Pregnancy
Pregnant and lactating people who use cannabis report many reasons for such use, particularly symptom management.
E-Cigarettes May Increase the Risk for Erectile Dysfunction
Use of electronic cigarettes is associated with erectile dysfunction independent of age, cardiovascular disease, or other risk factors.
Prevalence of Fragility Fractures Increase With E-Cigarette Use
Electronic cigarette use is associated with an increased prevalence of fragility fractures, according to a study published online.
Many Stroke Survivors Continue to Smoke
For smokers who survive a stroke, the overall quit ratio is 60.8 percent, with stroke survivors less likely to quit smoking than cancer survivors.
Smoking Linked to Fatal Event as First Sign of CVD
Middle-aged women and men who smoke have an increased risk for having a fatal cardiovascular disease (CVD) event as their first sign of CVD.
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