Stop Smoking News Archive

29-Dec-2006

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Ring In '07 Smoke Free (WCVB TheBostonChannel.com via Yahoo! News)

It's that time of year when we make our New Year's resolutions. One of the most popular is to stop smoking. NewsCenter 5's Heather Unruh reported Thursday that if you smoke, there are more options than ever to help you drop the habit.

NHS suspects fraud in £61m stop smoking programme (Guardian Unlimited)

Counter-fraud specialists are investigating claims that pharmacists are stealing money from the NHS by fiddling figures on the number of people they have helped to give up smoking.

Kick that nasty habit (The Mountain Press)

If one of your new year's resolutions is to stop smoking - and let's hope that it is - there are patches to wear, pills to take, hypnosis to consider, even gum to chew. Those things may work fine.

Now It's Easier than Ever to Stop Smoking, Thanks to New Ebook and Interactive Website (PR Web via Yahoo! News)

Tampa, FL (PRWEB) December 27, 2006 -- Today, Allen Jones releases his long-awaited ebook titled, "The Stop Smoking Guide," and officially launches his new interactive Stop Smoking Website.

Enforcement has loophole Bar owners won?t be fined; some say they?ll look other way (The Scranton Times-Tribune)

Officials want people to stop smoking in the city and are hoping bars, restaurants and other businesses will abide by Scranton?s new smoking ban when it takes effect next month.

Now It's Easier than Ever to Stop Smoking, Thanks to New Ebook and Interactive Website (PR Web)

Allen Jones' long-awaited "The Stop Smoking Guide" free ebook exposes the truth. Now it really is easier than ever to stop smoking. By eliminating both the physical and psychological dependence simultaneously, success rates are soaring through the roof. (PRWeb Dec 27, 2006) Post Comment:Trackback URL: http://www.prweb.com/pingpr.php/UHJvZi1QaWdnLVRoaXItVGhpci1NYWduLVplcm8=

NHS suspects fraud in £61m stop smoking programme (Guardian Unlimited)

Counter-fraud specialists are investigating claims that pharmacists are stealing money from the NHS.