By law, smokers with severe tobacco dependence are entitled to receive one-off drug therapy for smoking cessation as part of evidence-based programs reimbursed by the German statutory health ...

We’ve been challenged by looming federal Medicaid cuts, important state-level policy initiatives failing to pass and major ...

For all Purdue University health plans, tobacco cessation products are covered with no copay as long as you have a prescription for them (including the over-the-counter items). These do not require ...

Counseling was the most common smoking cessation service at US behavioral health centers in 2023, and pharmacotherapy was offered at less than half.

Smoking cessation in severe tobacco dependence: benefit proven for two of four drugs Varenicline and nicotine offer clear advantages for smokers who are severely addicted to tobacco. There is a ...

Cite this: Impact of Tobacco Smoking and Smoking Cessation on Cardiovascular Risk and Disease - Medscape - Jun 01, 2008. Abstract and Introduction Association Between Smoking & Cardiovascular disease ...

By law, smokers with severe tobacco dependence are entitled to receive one-off drug therapy for smoking cessation as part of evidence-based programmes reimbursed by the German statutory health ...

The Tobacco Attestation Form asks employees to attest and certify to their current use or lack of tobacco use. The form can be found by going to: PeopleSoft HCM and navigating to the Wellness Tile and ...

Tobacco cessation: IQWiG confirms benefit for nicotine and for varenicline In a publication in “Deutsches Ärzteblatt International”, a team of IQWiG authors has presented the results of a ...

LGBTQ people are more likely to smoke cigarettes than heterosexual and cisgender people, research shows. Tobacco companies have targeted them, and they face many barriers to quitting. If actions ...

Dublin, June 20, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Smoking Cessation Aids Market - Global Industry Size, Share, Trends, Opportunity, and Forecast, 2020-2030F" report has been added to ...

If you can't kick the habit on your own, get help from your doctor, another health professional, or a smoking cessation service (800-QUIT-NOW, or 800-784-8669).