Abstract

It is the case of a smoker woman over 45 years old who starts changing cigarettes to cigarettes without combustion with a significant improvement in the quality of life and at 9 months quit smoking completely.

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  • It is the case of a smoker woman over 45 years old who starts changing cigarettes to cigarettes without combustion with a significant improvement in the quality of life and at 9 months quit smoking completely

  • A new strategy focuses on motivating smokers who cannot quit consuming nicotine in a low-risk way and reduce exposure to smoke toxins

  • Harm reduction strategies focus on motivating smokers to consume nicotine in a low-risk way and reduce exposure to tobacco smoke toxins considerably, since nicotine, not harmless by itself, does not produce chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, cardiovascular diseases or cancer

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It is the case of a smoker woman over 45 years old who starts changing cigarettes to cigarettes without combustion with a significant improvement in the quality of life and at 9 months quit smoking completely. A new strategy focuses on motivating smokers who cannot quit consuming nicotine in a low-risk way and reduce exposure to smoke toxins.

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