Studio: i trattamenti combinati sono i più efficaci per smettere di fumare

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Network meta-analysis of eligible comparisons for sustained abstinence (a), prolonged abstinence (b), any abstinence (c) and 7-day point prevalence abstinence (PPA) (d). Thicker edges in network figures represent comparisons with a higher number of randomized patients, while interventions with a larger number of randomized patients have larger circles. Interventions were excluded if they were disconnected from the main network. Credit: DOI: 10.1111/add.15675

Questo è uno studio, condotto dall'Università di Bristol, e pubblicato su Addiction Journal. È stato finanziato dal National Institute for Health Research (NIHR), il partner di ricerca del NHS, della sanità pubblica e dell'assistenza sociale.

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University of Bristol

Publication Date

2021

Original Language

Inglese

Format

Scientific article

Themes

Addiction

Epidemiology and Etiology