Led by researchers at the American Cancer Society (ACS), the study reported that interestingly the declines were more common among persons more likely to be negatively affected by the virus, such as people with comorbidities, middle-aged people, and those who are less educated. The declines in cessation attempts started immediately after the onset of COVID-19 … Continue reading New Study: US Smoking Cessation Rates Declined During The COVID-19 Pandemic