Abstract:Willemsen et al . [1] reported that an innovative intervention to help smokers decide on the use of efficacious smoking cessation treatments increased quit attempts and point prevalence abstinence. They also concluded that, surprisingly, this occurred despite the fact that the aid 'failed to increase the usage of efficacious treatment'. I think this latter conclusion may be incorrect. This conclusion was evidently based on a comparison of the incidence of use of treatments in intervention versus control group… Show more
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