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A smart combo to quit smoking

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A smart combo to quit smoking

Let your doctor be on your quit-smoking team! A physician can help you decide if you need smoking cessation aids, such as nicotine patches or prescription medications. Robin Miller, MD, discusses some of the options that may boost your success.

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