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Smoking behavior modification

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Smoking behavior modification" refers to a set of behavioral science-based interventions used to help individuals quit smoking. These interventions may include motivational interviewing, behavioral counseling, digital programs, pharmacotherapy (used adjunctively), and social support. Smoking behavior modification is a therapeutic approach and not a molecular or cellular target, receptor, enzyme, or gene product[1][2][3][4][5].\n\nThe term should not be used as a therapeutic or molecular target entry. If you are seeking information on true molecular targets involved in smoking or nicotine addiction (such as the nicotinic acetylcholine receptor), please specify.

Other names: Smoking cessation behaviorBehavioral change in smokingTobacco use behavior changeSmoking-related behavior change

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