Why the study?
Do smoking cessation interventions reduce cardiovascular disease risk in smokers?
Population
Smokers, especially those at risk of, or with established and even acute, cardiovascular disease
Design
Review
Authors
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Supports immediate cessation counseling in CVD care; extends review evidence but leaves optimal strategies open.
Do smoking cessation interventions reduce cardiovascular disease risk in smokers?
Smoking cessation interventions, including physician advice and nicotine replacement therapy, are cost-effective and swiftly reduce cardiovascular risk, emphasizing the need for routine clinical implementation.
Chris Bullen (2008) studied this question.
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