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American Pharmacists Association, 05/08/09
Results from two clinical trials published in the April Annals of Internal Medicine suggest that repeated, intensive interventions consisting of pharmacotherapy, counseling, and continued dialogue with health providers are the most successful in helping patients quit smoking.
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