Sentence examples for fund cessation from inspiring English sources

The Justice Department had been looking for up to $130 billion from the industry to fund cessation and education efforts.

Therefore, it would seem logical that policymakers should continue to fund cessation interventions for pregnant women as current evidence suggest that they offer value for money; however, there is some uncertainty in the results of which the policymaker might wish to be aware.

The Quitline has worked with NYS-funded cessation centers, and increasingly, with provider organizations and health care plans to publicize the Fax-to-Quit program.

UCSF co-author Stanton Glantz compares the sugar industry's tactics with what tobacco companies did in persuading the National Cancer Institute not to fund smoking cessation programs.

'Quit-Line' was given as an example: a NZ$40 million funded smoking cessation programme, described as having markedly less evidence than the appropriate medicines (which were not funded for many years).

The case discusses the possible uses for the tobacco payments, including funding smoking cessation programs, reducing the operating deficit, prepaying debt, undertaking much need capital repairs, or starting new capital projects.

Saliva biospecimens were collected using the Oragene® DNA Self-Collection Kits from participants in a National Cancer Institute funded smoking cessation trial.

This reportedly contributed to the low dedication of public health funds to cessation compared to prevention and protection initiatives, ultimately limiting the provision of local cessation services.

Of note, this study coincided with implementation of a well funded aggressive statewide tobacco control program that included funding of 19 cessation centers across the state.

They worried about the possibility of no funding and possible cessation of work.

Significant issues remain around the availability of on-site Clinical Psychology support (34%), use of specialty triage (57%), funding of smoking cessation programmes (63%), and the provision of written self-management advice to patients at the point of discharge (40%).