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Podcast: Choosing the right smoking cessation pharmacotherapy: Practical clinical insights, with Dr Cora Mayer
Quit Insights Clinical Series Podcast with Dr Cora Mayer, Quit Centre GP Lead and practising GP, about key pharmacological approaches to smoking cessation using case studies. We hope this will assist GPs and other clinicians in making decisions about cessation treatment.
PodcastPodcast: Smoking and vaping cessation in pregnancy and breastfeeding
A Quit Insights Clinical Series podcast with Hao Vo-Tran from the Royal Women's Hospital, on smoking and vaping cessation in pregnancy and breastfeeding.
PodcastPodcast: Talking to patients about smoking and vaping cessation with the Quit Centre Clinical Team
On this Quit Insights Clinical Series podcast, the Quit Centre Clinical Team discuss how to have the conversation with patients about smoking and vaping cessation.
PodcastQuit Centre Quarterly autumn 2026 edition
Read the latest edition of Quit Centre Quarterly newsletter, with new information, updates and resources for health professionals.
NewsletterPodcast: Vaping and young people with Dr Moya Vandeleur
Our Quit Insights Clinical Series podcast guest was Doctor Moya Vandeleur, a respiratory and sleep physician at the Royal Children's Hospital in Melbourne, with a special interest in vaping and young people.
PodcastPodcast: Quitline Explained with Quitline Counsellors David and Beige
In this episode of the Quit Insights Clinical Series podcast called Quitline Explained, we were joined by two Quitline counsellors, David and Beige, who gave us their insights into Quitline: how it works, what happens when health professionals refer their patients, and why they should refer their patients.
PodcastPodcast: Smoking cessation in lung cancer screening with Henry Marshall
In the first of our Quit Insights Clinical Series Podcasts, our guest is Associate Professor Henry Marshall on smoking cessation in lung cancer screening.
PodcastResearch: Training health professionals in smoking cessation
A recent US study found those who smoke or previously smoked face higher rehospitalisation risk. Prescription of cessation medications reduces this risk, however prescribing rates were low, highlighting a gap in care.
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