Sentence examples for better cessation from inspiring English sources

Others reported a positive association; higher weight prior to quitting predicted better cessation rates [ 36] or that baseline weight was not associated with successful quitting [ 30, 37, 38].

38 Twardella and Brenner did not obtain better cessation rates than controls (3%) when doctors provided an intervention based on counselling and the transtheoretical model of change, but did see improvement (12%) when free prescription medications were provided for patients.

Intensive counselling from the practice nurse could contribute to better smoking cessation rates in primary care.

The PHE decision comes after carefully choreographed moves by anti-tobacco campaigners and public health specialists to help move the NHS towards offering better smoking cessation support and to be less negative about e-cigarettes.

Although this survey did not measure clinical outcomes in patients, we assumed that patients being followed by physicians with better smoking cessation practice scores would have higher quit rates.

Everyone seems to be hoping that preventive medicine — like weight control, exercise, better nutrition, smoking cessation, regular checkups, aggressive screening and judicious use of drugs to reduce risks — will not only improve health but also lower costs in the long run.

Changes in public policies may help better promote smoking cessation, especially among low SES populations.

Although some NRT products produced better short-term cessation rates than others these differences were not reflected in the logistic regression.

Generally, apprentices from the intervention sites reported better secondary smoking cessation outcomes compared to apprentices at control sites at both 30 days and 6 months after the intervention.

Many current smokers have stopped but relapsed; and to understand successful cessation better, we wanted the contrast given by those who failed to maintain quitting.

Further study is needed to explore the link between advice for these two behaviors and perhaps better utilize tobacco cessation encounters as an opportunity to increase clinician alcohol intervention rates.