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Healthcare Providers Less Often Screen for and Recommend Quitting Non-Cigarette Tobacco: NSDUH Findings, 2021–2023

  • By

  • Lauren R. Pacek

  • Min-Jeong Yang

  • Melissa Mercincavage

  • Monica J. Gilles

  • Kimberly Jordan-Casarona

  • Nicolette E. Garthe

  • Cristine D. Delnevo

  • Michael B. Steinberg

  • October 16, 2026

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Healthcare Providers are Less Likely to Ask About and Advise Cessation for Non-Cigarette Tobacco Products: NSDUH 2021–2023

  • by Lauren R. Pacek, Min-Jeong Yang, Melissa Mercincavage, Monica J. Gilles, Kimberly Jordan-Casarona, Nicolette E. Garthe, Cristine D. Delnevo, Michael B. Steinberg

  • October 16, 2026

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