Does Increased Knowledge of Risk and Complication of Smoking on Diabetes Affect Quit Rate? Findings from a Randomized Controlled Trial in Kerala, India
Background Data on quit rates among diabetes patients are limited. Purpose To find whether positive change in knowledge on smoking-related complications is associated with increased quit rates among diabetes patients. Methods We randomized 224 male diabetes patients into intervention groups 1 and 2....
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