Discover the strategies for sustainable smoking cessation
programs.
Cigarette smoking costs the U.S. more than $193 billion annually in
healthcare costs and lost productivity. It's no surprise that many
employers and health plans are developing tobacco cessation programs
– but while 70%1 of
smokers say they want to quit, doing so long-term is very difficult.
Join WebMD to examine effective, sustainable approaches to tobacco
cessation that result in sustained behavior change. In our upcoming
webinar, we'll:
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Analyze the
health and cost risks of smoking and the challenges of
quitting and staying quit |
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Learn about
physical, psychological and behavioral strategies for
individuals at varying stages of readiness to change |
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Discuss the
key components of a successful tobacco change program
including coaching, nicotine replacement therapy, and
integrated online resources |
WebMD Webinar Series
Effective, Sustainable Approaches to Tobacco Cessation
August 23, 2011
2:00 p.m. ET
Register Now!
Presented by:
Dr. Rajni Aneja, Vice President and Chief Medical Officer, WebMD
Health Services
Catherine Macpherson, Director of Product Strategy, WebMD Health
Services
1 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Cigarette Smoking
Among
Adults – U.S., 2000. Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report.
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