Stop Smoking News Archive

16-Jan-2008

Please follow the links below to view the stop smoking news archive.

Hypnosis is now a popular therapy (The Marietta Times)

PARKERSBURG ? Dropping into a trance-like state may help people stop smoking, lose weight, ease fears or shorten recovery time after surgery or improve performance on a test or in sports.

Hard habit to BREAK: Be resolute in order to stop smoking (Pacific Daily News)

It's nearly the third week of January. If your resolution was to quit smoking, you're probably in for a bumpy ride.

Integrative Way: Arm yourself with information in your battle to stop smoking (The Sacramento Bee)

Resolve to quit smoking this year! Of all the New Year's resolutions that our patients make, one of our favorites is the goal to quit smoking.

Local Church Reaching Out to Smokers (KARK Little Rock)

A local church says it's time to breathe free and stop smoking. The latest state numbers show 25% of adult Arkansans smoke. That's higher than the national average of 23%.

Blair County Helps Employees Stop Smoking (WJAC 6 Johnstown)

One county is jumping on board to help employees kick a nasty habit.

Over 500 people sign up for challenge to quit smoking (Channel NewsAsia via Yahoo! Singapore News)

SINGAPORE: Over 500 people are taking part in an annual event that challenges them to stop smoking.

Over 500 people sign up for challenge to quit smoking (Channel NewsAsia)

SINGAPORE: Over 500 people are taking part in an annual event that challenges them to stop smoking. It is part of a series of activities held to mark the new year on the Muslim calendar, known as Muharram.

More News (Daily Bulletin)

The new driving laws for 2008 might help you stop smoking, will make people think twice before they drink and drive, may help everyone to breathe a little easier when there is a teenager behind the wheel and will definitely break your habit of holding onto a cell phone while you drive in California.

Workers Get Help To Give Up Cigarettes (Medical News Today)

Council staff trying to stop smoking are being given support from their employer, Wear Valley District Council. Employees are being offered fortnightly stop-smoking sessions to give staff the help and information they need to quit. Andrew Hall, a training officer with the council who gave up cigarettes 12 years ago, set up the group last week. So far, five people have signed up.