Quitting Smoking Tied to Better Odds of Recovery From Other Addictions

(MedPage Today) — Smokers with substance use disorders (SUDs) who quit cigarettes were more likely to report recovery from their other addiction, according to a nationally representative cohort study.
Among more than 2,600 individuals followed…

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Publish date : 2025-08-13 21:41:00

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