Description
The prevalence of cigarette smoking among substance abusers is high, and substance abusers who smoke have more health problems, higher death rates, and more severe drug and alcohol addiction than those who don’t. In the past decade, studies have demonstrated that smoking cessation programs and smoke-free policies can be successful in drug and alcohol rehabilitation clinics. Patients stay in treatment longer, they stop smoking for a time, and they do not use more drugs or alcohol than other patients. This study looks at how feasible it is to incorporate a state-of-the-art smoking cessation treatment program into community substance abuse treatment programs and its impact on substance abuse and cigarette smoking.
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New York Node (Lead)
Mount Sinai Medical Center
Great Lakes Regional
Node
Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine Professionals
Long Island Node
Narco Freedom, Inc.
St. Luke's Roosevelt Hospital Center
North Carolina
Node
Coastal Horizons Center, Inc.
Daymark Recovery Services
Pacific Region Node
Matrix Institute on Addictions
Tarzana Treatment Center
Southern Consortium Node
Behavioral Health Services of Pickens County |