TOBACCO USE CESSATION

This study is testing a proactive outreach program designed to help Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) who smoke to quit. Researchers will identify eligible patients through their health records and reach out to connect them with proven quit-smoking treatments like co…

This study aims to find out if one of two FDA-approved quit-smoking medications works better for people based on their brain activity and how they process emotions. About 200 adult smokers will receive counseling and be randomly assigned to take either varenicline (Chantix) or us…

This study is testing whether a digital program, delivered via text messages, is more effective than usual care at helping people quit using tobacco products like cigarettes, e-cigarettes, and smokeless tobacco. It involves over 2,200 adults in the U.S. who currently use tobacco.…

This large study is testing a community-based health program designed to help smokers who are at high risk for COPD (a serious lung disease). The program provides health screenings, education, and digital tools to help participants quit smoking and manage other health issues like…

This study is testing a new program where pharmacists at community health centers help low-income smokers quit or cut back on cigarettes. It aims to help 100 smokers, including those who aren't yet ready to quit completely. The program provides support and nicotine replacement th…

This study is testing two versions of a personalized risk report called RiskProfile to see if it helps doctors and patients. It compares a standard version and one that includes genetic information to usual care. The goal is to see if these tools make doctors more likely to recom…

This study is testing a free online program designed to help high school students quit vaping and using tobacco. Instead of suspending students caught using these products, schools can assign this educational curriculum. Researchers want to see if the program changes students' kn…

This study is testing a program called UP2UTobacco, designed to help 9th-grade students quit or avoid using tobacco and e-cigarettes. Researchers first talked with students to design the program, then are testing it in schools by comparing it to no program at all. The goal is to …