First step to booting tobacco habit is call away
A free telephone service has helped more than 12,000 Oklahomans kick their tobacco addictions in the past four years.
The Oklahoma Tobacco Helpline — paid for with money from tobacco companies — averages about a 25 percent stop-smoking rate, based on random samplings of those who used the service, said Tracey Strader , executive director of the Oklahoma Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust Fund.
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