Stop Smoking News Archive

01-Jan-2007

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Pharmacists 'stealing NHS cash in stop smoking fraud' (Daily Mail)

Pharmacists are stealing money from the NHS by dishonestly boosting the number of people they claim to have helped quit smoking. Counter-fraud specialists are investigating claims of abuse in five primary care trusts in London

Stop smoking in 2007 - courses in Bexhill (Bexhill Today)

Sticking to your New Year's Resolution to quit smoking could be made easier this January with help from the Hastings and Rother NHS Stop smoking Service. (29/12/2006 13:19:55)

Make resolutions attainable (Chattanooga Times Free Press)

How many resolutions have you made on Jan. 1, only to drop them within weeks ? if not days? Stop smoking, lose weight, be better organized. New Year?s resolutions should be achievable, meaningful and necessary, said Bonnie Currey, executive director of the AIM Center in Chattanooga.

NHS helps hundreds to stop smoking (prestontoday.net)

More than 200 smokers in Preston have successfully quit on the NHS in recent months. (31/12/2006 12:45:50)

Stop Smoking is Top New Year Resolution (WMBB TV Panama City)

PANAMA CITY, FLA. - Deciding to quit smoking is one of the top 4 New Year's resolutions Americans make every year; for good reason.

Langenbacher: Reflecting on life and not sweating the little things that come along (The Daily Advance)

It's the time of year when people begin reflecting on their lives, and making choices for bettering themselves and their futures. People will resolve to stop smoking, exercise more often, eat better, be more financially responsible, and have more healthy lifestyles.

PALLADINO: 'Obsessed,' 'crazy,' or inspiring? (Republican American)

What are your New Year's resolutions? Will you stop smoking? Start a diet? That's minor-league stuff. Check out Kathi Peck's plans for 2007: She is three marathons away from running at least one marathon in all 50 states.