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As time progressed, we learned more about nicotine as an addictive substance, its ability to create addiction to tobacco products with thousands of dangerous chemicals, and how people may be exposed to these chemicals even if they are nonsmokers

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2.4 Data extraction and synthesis Key information was extracted from eligible sources, including the type of initiative or intervention, geographic region and socioeconomic context, reported outcomes, and barriers and facilitators to implementation

Carbon Monoxide (CO) Levels: Breath tests to detect elevated CO levels, indicative of recent smoking

No significant association was found between the type of tobacco used or participants medical background and the quit attempt in the study cohort