New Study Shows Many Unplanned Quit Smoking Attempts Are Successful

Parsippany, NJ - July 1, 2009 - Data published in the journal, Nicotine and Tobacco Research, shows that many U.S. quit attempts are unplanned and can be a successful route to cessation. In the study, almost 40 percent of subjects reported that their most recent quit attempt started without any advance planning, suggesting that for some smokers, setting an advance quit date may not be as necessary as once thought.

NewsInfusion | July 20, 2009

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