A small but interesting report from Britain is claiming that over 1,000 individuals quit smoking last year, a new record for the country. Such figures have resulted from collaboration between smoking cessation support groups, physicians and the National Health Service (NHS), the publicly-funded health system in the UK. While the article makes no mention of [...]
A small but interesting report from Britain is claiming that over 1,000 individuals quit smoking last year, a new record for the country. Such figures have resulted from collaboration between smoking cessation support groups, physicians and the National Health Service (NHS), the publicly-funded health system in the UK. While the article makes no mention of pharmacists, such a success story is hopefully inspiring to Canadian pharmacists and health providers. This is true especially in light of all the changes which have occurred, particularly in Ontario.
See the article here: http://www.121doc.co.uk/news/quit-smoking-rates-set-new-record-in-britain-6104.html
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