Researchers found that these strategies may be more effective in combination with behavioral therapies. Methods like counseling and medication can also help people stop using tobacco. Earlier this year, the u.s Food and drug administration (fda) proposed a new rule to limit nicotine in cigarettes and certain other tobacco products, like cigars and pipe tobacco, bringing nicotine down to minimal or nonaddictive levels. As part of its efforts, fctc has developed a program called mpower, which is a set of strategies based on six key pillars of influence in the tobacco control field These strategies, which are described on the who website provide a strong framework that leaders can adapt to meet their region’s needs
Understanding this complex action provides insights into the challenges individuals face when attempting to quit smoking and underscores the importance of having comprehensive approaches to harm reduction and, ultimately, smoking cessation. This user guide can help programs share information about what works to reduce commercial tobacco use It also helps programs put new or improved tobacco control interventions into practice.
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