Clinical Study | Office of Clinical Research

Partner Assisted Smoking Cessation

Posted Date: Sep 29, 2015

Investigator: Sarah Whitton
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Type of Study: Observational/Survey

The purpose of this research study is to test whether two different treatments can help smokers quit smoking. The first program is only for the smoker, while the other program will involve the smoker and their non-smoking romantic partner. Participants will attend one of the 8-week programs and receive the patch FREE of charge.

Criteria:

Adults Aged 18-65 That Smoke And Are In A Romantic Relationship With A Non-Smoker.

Keywords:

Smoking, Tobacco, Smoking Cessation

For More Information:

Adrienne Johnson
(513) 556-1945
ucrelationshipslab@gmail.com

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