New clinical trial research from Mayo Clinic College of Medicine, College of Medicine discussed

Data detailed in 'A pilot study of mailed nicotine lozenges with assisted self-help for the treatment of smokeless tobacco users' have been presented. According to recent research from the United States, "Smokeless tobacco (ST) is associated with adverse health consequences yet treatment resources for ST are not widely available. Cost-effective behavioral interventions incorporating self-help materials and counseling calls have been demonstrated to reduce ST use rates and can be easily disseminated, but the feasibility and effectiveness of incorporating pharmacotherapy into this approach have not been evaluated."

"We conducted a clinical pilot study randomizing 60...

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