Study to help people quit smoking once and for all

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Study to help people quit smoking once and for all

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If you are

one of the 31 million people who would like to quit

smoking, you can do something good for yourself and

participate in one of Clinical Research Atlanta's (CRA)

medication trials.

CRA is

currently enrolling adults, ages 18 or older, to be part

of a clinical study testing the role of a prescription

medicine. Although the use of prescription medication

will help some people stop smoking, others still relapse

and begin smoking again. The study at CRA wants to

determine if the using a prescription medicine a second

time will help adults be more successful with their

efforts to quit smoking.

Once a

person is enrolled in the trial, the study will last 12

weeks. Participants come to CRA once a week for the

twelve weeks they are taking the drug in order to meet

with a smoking cessation counselor and have their

progress monitored. Counselors follow up with

participants for one year following the initial twelve

week period- once a month with phone calls and twice

during the year with face to face visits in the CRA

office.

If you are

interested, call Clinical Research Atlanta at

770-507-6867.

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