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Money Talks! Smoking Cessation Rates Better when Financial Incentives Augment Free Aids

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Money talks in a new study showing financial incentives, in addition to free smoking cessation aids, help employees quit smoking at a higher rate. 

For more information: Halpern SD, Harhay MO, Saulsgiver K, et al. A pragmatic trial of e-cigarettes, incentives, and drugs for smoking cessation. N Engl J Med. 2018. 

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