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To quit smoking, it’s best to go cold turkey To quit smoking, it’s best to go cold turkey

To quit smoking, it’s best to go cold turkey

Consumer Corner March 17, 2016 NPR 0

A study of about 700 adult smokers trying to quit found it’s best to go cold turkey. To quit smoking, it’s best to go cold turkey

A study of about 700 adult smokers trying to quit found it’s best to go cold turkey.


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