Tobacco Policy Trend Report: Helping Smokers Quit

State Cessation Coverage

By: American Lung Association

Publisher: American Lung Association

Published: November 2008

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Smoking cessation treatments have long been recognized for their medical- and cost-effectiveness. Yet, cessation treatments are not provided as widely as they should be. Based on original research as well as a review of existing literature, this report, supported by RWJF, details cessation coverage provided by states through Medicaid programs, state employee health plans, standards for private insurance and quitlines. It provides a list of common barriers to smoking cessation coverage and recommendations from the American Lung Association to improve state coverage of cessation treatments.


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Listed below is one grant that supported this project.

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Online database on state tobacco control policy, analysis of the data, trend tracking, communications and technical assistance American Lung Association (Washington, DC)
ID#: 55427
Approved award: $150,000
Actual award: $143,081
January 2006 to December 2008
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