Does your tobacco cessation program offer coaching? It should, and here’s why.
Quitting isn't easy. Finding a caring and kind-hearted coach to guide a person's quit journey forms a genuine bond that only strengthens over time as trust develops.
How do we defeat tobacco? By treating it as a chronic condition
Getting patients to quit and remain tobacco-free requires ongoing treatment that’s customized, flexible, easy to use, and free to the user. Primary care providers are well versed in the management of chronic, treatable conditions. It’s time for primary care doctors to light the way toward getting patients to quit tobacco.
As Healthcare and Biopharma Companies Embrace AI, Insurance Underwriters See Risks and Opportunities
In an interview, Munich Re Specialty Senior Vice President Jim Craig talked about the risk that accompanies innovation and the important role that insurers play.
Philip Morris wants cigarettes banned by 2030? About that …
This announcement has nothing to do with getting people to quit tobacco—and everything to do with migrating smokers to other addictive forms of tobacco like PMI’s iQOS product, which heats tobacco rather than burning it.
Carrot brings in $25M to commercialize smoking cessation solution
JJDC led the round, while New York Life Ventures, Khosla Ventures, Marc Benioff, R7 Partners and Carrot founder David Utley also participated.
To quit smoking, turns out penalties work better than reward incentives
New research indicates that smokers are more likely to quit if they get penalized for smoking rather than receiving rewards.