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Does Enhancing Partner Support and Interaction Improve Smoking Cessation? A Meta-Analysis
Ann Fam Med Park et al. 2: 170

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Starting and stopping smoking are influenced by other family members. However, programs to quit smoking which involve increased support from smokers’ partners do not show higher long-term quit rates. Programs to enhance partner support for stopping smoking might be most effective when they involve live-in and married partners, and when they focus on increasing positive, supportive behaviors by the partner and minimizing behaviors that are negative and critical.



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