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Description ,review and table of contents of Putting evidence into practice Smoking cessation : Most smokers want to quit.1 But most attempts fail and new smokers are constantly recruited, so about 45 million American adults still smoke. Cigarette smoking remains the single most avoidable cause of death and disability in the United States.Sequelae of smoking include cardiovascular and respiratory disease, cancer (e.g., lung, larynx, esophagus, mouth, bladder, cervix, pancreas, kidneys), and infant deaths related to maternal smoking. Increasingly, the dangers of secondhand smoke, such as cardiac disease and lung cancer, are also recognized by researchers and policy makersyou can download Putting evidence into practice Smoking cessation Book for free from the download link.
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