Nicotine Replacement Therapy (NRT) is a cost-effective intervention Any intervention to help somebody quit smoking is a cost-effective intervention, as it supports the health of the patient: 72 hours after quitting breathing may become easier and energy levels could increase 20 2-12 weeks after quitting blood circulation could improve 20 1 year after quitting the risk of heart attack has halved compared to a smoker 20 10 years after quitting the risk of lung cancer falls to around 50% of that of a smoker 20 By improving the patient's health in the long term, the costs to the NHS are also reduced 21
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E-cigarettes, by contrast, contain significantly fewer harmful substances and eliminate the combustion process that creates many of tobaccos most dangerous compounds
Local hospitals and community organizations sometimes offer their own programs, or you could join the American Lung Associations Freedom From Smoking program
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