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What’s new in the world of Allen Carr’s Easyway and smoking cessation
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February 2024
Looking to quit smoking? NICE recommends Allen Carrs Easyway. This method has a high success rate and has helped many smokers break the habit for good.
February 2024
What is the latest quit smoking ‘wonder drug’ and does it work?
February 2024
WHO today launches a global campaign called “Commit to Quit" and Allen Carr's Easyway will be one of only 8 partners including Google, Amazon, Facebook, J&J
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February 2024
Learn how to support your team members in quitting smoking to improve their health and productivity. Discover practical strategies and proven resources.
February 2024
British Safety council report that 50% of attendees at a seminar were free of nicotine after 3 months.
February 2024
It's so great for Vitality Health's corporate or private policyholders to have free access to Allen Carr's UK Stop Smoking Centres.
February 2024
It's become part of the scenery, smokers huddled outside, in all weathers, puffing away like troopers. I was one of the worse cases you can imagine! I ended up smoking...
February 2024
What is the latest quit smoking ‘wonder drug’ and does it work?
February 2024
Written warning sent by Met Police about the risks of vaping after children hospitalized.
