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Fax-to-Quit Louisiana Program
Healthcare providers in Louisiana recognize the need to treat patients who use tobacco. They realize that a brief intervention provided in the clinical setting is an effective strategy for helping patients quit tobacco use.
Our Fax-To-Quit Louisiana program follows the recommendations of the U.S. Public Health Service Clinical Practice Guideline: Treating Tobacco Use and Dependence which recommends brief counseling in a clinical setting. When medication is used with counseling, successful quitting is four times more likely.
Fax-To-Quit Louisiana uses the Louisiana Tobacco Quitline to help clinicians provide the counseling component recommended in the guideline easily and seamlessly.
For more information on the Fax-To-Quit Louisiana program, visit Quit With Us, LA
Additional guidelines on treating tobacco use can also be found at the Surgeon General's website.
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Smoking Facts
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency classifies secondhand smoke as a “Class A” cancer-causing substance, or carcinogen – the same classification assigned to asbestos.

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