Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
5600563 Chest 2016 23 Pages PDF
Abstract
These findings reinforce that young and socioeconomically disadvantaged patients have more difficulties achieving timely smoking cessation. A novel finding is that patients with milder COPD are less likely to quit. The findings suggest a need for interventional studies focusing on these subgroups to ensure abstinence to halt disease progression.
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