The Quit Clinic As an Anti-smoking Advocacy Tool - MAPTB

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Cost-effectiveness of Smoking Cessationper life-year saved:Smoking Cessation $ 2,000 – 6,000R x of Hypertension $ 9,000 – 26,000R x of Hyperlipidemia $ 50,000 – 196,000Benowitz NL Prog Cardiovasc Dis 2003;46:91-111111
Treating smoking dependence versusmoderate hypertensionNumber needed to treatfor 1 incidentTreatment durationProtection gained fromtreatmentFrequency of sideeffectsCostReimbursementFrequency of practiceSmokingCessation14-283 monthsLoweredsusceptibility to 15-20diseaseLowLowNoneRarelyAntihypertensiveTreatment280ProlongedImproved heart andblood vessel functionCommonHighYesOften
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