Background Rapid advancements in eHealth and mobile health (mHealth) technologies
have driven researchers to design and evaluate numerous technology-based interventions …

Objectives Workplaces are suitable areas for smoking cessation programs and incentives.
This study was carried out to determine the effectiveness of interventions in the workplace …

Introduction Mobile phone-based interventions show promise for smoking cessation but
often face low engagement. This study assessed the feasibility and preliminary effectiveness …

Background China has a large population of smokers, with half of them dependent on
tobacco and in need of cessation assistance, indicating the need for mobile health …

The largest tobacco treatment network in North America, Tobacco Quitlines are an effective
population-based approach to increase tobacco cessation; however, overall reach has …

Objective Evidence-based smoking cessation treatments are underutilized by young adult
smokers. This study explored young smokers' experiences with a mobile-based smoking …

Introduction: Tobacco is the leading modifiable risk factor for cancer and other chronic
diseases. The workplace provides an opportunity to advance tobacco cessation efforts …

Background and aims Despite evidence that patients living with cancer who continue to
smoke after diagnosis are at higher risk for all‐cause mortality and reduced treatment …

Mobile health (mHealth) messaging has been used to enhance quitting. Optimal sequencing
of more personalized and intensive interventions may increase abstinence for mHealth non …

Background: Cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) pose a significant global health concern and
are the most common cause of death and disability, necessitating preventive interventions …