Will Hospitals Finally "Do the Right Thing"? Providing Evidence-Based Tobacco Dependence Treatments to Hospitalized Patients Who Smoke.

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4. Smoking cessation care can translate to lower hazard of death in the short-run in cancer patients - a retrospective cohort study to demonstrate the value of smoking cessation services within the treatment phase of cancer.BMC cancer · 2019
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