NHS launches free antismoking pill: Will it make a difference?
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Hello everyone, how are you doing? 😊
The NHS is rolling out a free antismoking pill called varenicline, along with behavioral support programs, to help British smokers quit for good. This initiative could save lives and potentially reduce the NHS’s costs for treating smoking-related illnesses, which currently total £2.5 billion annually. 🚭
Do you think this new antismoking pill will help smokers successfully quit? Have you or someone you know tried varenicline or similar treatments before? What do you think of this approach to tackling smoking-related health issues?
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We’d love to hear your thoughts!
Take care,
Somya from the Carenity Team 🌼
Source: NHS England