Pharmacological Aids for Interactive Smoking Cessation

Treatment subjects, who chose a quit date, were given 21 sessions to be viewed one session (i..e, one day) at a time, and an in-person smoking cessation coach to support them through their quit process via tailored email or phone coaching messages. Treatment users were encouraged to use pharmacological aids in their quit attempt, but smoking cessation aids were not provided.

Subjects randomized to the control condition were placed on a wait-list and given access to the smoking cessation program after 120 days and completion of the 120-day follow-up assessment.