A study done by UW Madison researchers shows combining certain anti-smoking medications works better than just the nicotine patch or lozenge. The Wisconsin Center for Tobacco Research and Intervention tracked 1,300 people who had told their doctor theyâ??d like to try and quit. The Centerâ??s Megan Piper says relying solely on primary care doctors for referrals to the study was a new twist.
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