Use of FDA-Approved Pharmacologic Treatments for Tobacco Dependence — United States, 1984–1998
The results are presented of a study designed to estimate the number of quit attempts by smokers using FDA-approved pharmacologic aids during 1984-1998. The results indicate that product use has changed over this period and that the availability of over-the-counter products and the introduction of n...
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| description | The results are presented of a study designed to estimate the number of quit attempts by smokers using FDA-approved pharmacologic aids during 1984-1998. The results indicate that product use has changed over this period and that the availability of over-the-counter products and the introduction of new products have increased pharmacologically-assisted quit attempts. A CDC editorial note is included. |
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