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Tobacco for cancer prevention should be intuitive, but it's not an easy proposition, so here's what we can do to help. First begin to understand what we are talking about. It's not an uncommon outcome to get cancer from smoking. Breast cancers occur double the frequency of lung cancer. Still almost 1/5 of all cancers in the US are smoking related lung cancers. If you smoke you increase your risk of lung cancer by about 30 times, but any tobacco exposure increase risk. Here’s how you address your efforts to quit smoking ASK your physician regarding options, discuss what you have tried, discussed what you think may work Take Your Physician’s advice Seek out resources on line such as self help workbooks, brochures, and books Do consider the use nicotine replacement products such as patches, gums, etc Do consider medication strategies such as buproprion and varenicline; even nortriptyline and cytion have worked Address your smoking with behavioral s...