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Cash Incentives Boost Smoking Cessation Success Rates
1/15/2025
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Story summary
- A University of East Anglia study reveals cash rewards significantly aid smoking cessation with lasting success.
- Analyzed data from over 21,900 participants shows 10% of those with incentives quit long-term, compared to 7% without.
- Among pregnant women, 13% quit with rewards, while only 6% succeeded without.
- Findings advocate for continued financial incentive programs for pregnant women in England.
