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Self-reported quit attempts (number and duration) and changes insmoking behaviours of participants at 6 months |
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| Number (%) of Participants |
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| Quit attempts: |
All n = 62 |
Intervention n = 30 |
Control n = 32 |
p-value |
95% CI (I-C) |
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| In last 3 months |
43 (69%) |
25 (83%) |
18 (56%) |
0.033 |
(3, 53)% |
| 2 or more |
22 (35%) |
13 (43%) |
9 (28%) |
0.260 |
(-11, 41)% |
| 24 hours or more |
33 (53%) |
18 (60%) |
15 (47%) |
0.330 |
(-13, 40)% |
| 1 week or more |
19 (31%) |
14 (47%) |
5 (16%) |
0.018 |
(6, 56)% |
| Other Changes: |
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| Delay Smoking for >5 min |
54 (87%) |
28 (93%) |
26 (81%) |
0.380 |
(-10, 38)% |
| Inhale Less of a Cigarette |
12 (19%) |
7 (23%) |
5 (16%) |
0.546 |
(-17, 35)% |
| Smoke Less of a Cigarette |
27 (44%) |
14 (47%) |
13 (41%) |
0.688 |
(-20, 34)% |
| Changed to Low Tar Cigarettes |
21 (34%) |
12 (40%) |
9 (28%) |
0.386 |
(-14, 38)% |
| Reduced Number of Cigarettes per Day |
38 (61%) |
20 (67%) |
18 (56%) |
0.430 |
(-14, 38)% |
Binnie et al. BMC Oral Health 2007 7:5 doi:10.1186/1472-6831-7-5 |
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