https://www.selleckchem.com/pr....oducts/bms-345541.ht
Research has suggested that smokers who quit smoking and continue to identify themselves as a smoker versus a non-smoker are at greater risk of relapse. This study examines the relationship between post-quit smoker identities and relapse risk of former smokers in Australia and the UK comparing those who still identified as a smoker with firm choice to no longer smoke versus those not expressing a firm choice. Cross-country differences were examined. Data analysed came from 544 former smokers (quit 1month or more) who participated in
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