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Healthcare professionals can assist patients in quitting smoking by advising them, providing brief counseling, prescribing cessation medications, connecting them to additional resources, and offering continued support to prevent relapse. This approach can be facilitated by delegating tasks among care team members. When it comes to e-cigarettes, it is essential to understand that the FDA does not currently approve them as a quit-smoking aid. More research is necessary to determine their effectiveness for smoking cessation and to understand their health effects better. Additionally, it is not safe for youth, young adults, pregnant women, and even adults who do not currently use tobacco products to use tobacco products, including e-cigarettes. Smoking can cause blood to thicken and form clots in veins and arteries due to the chemicals present in cigarette smoke. It can lead to blockages and increase the risk of heart attacks and sudden death. Stroke is another potential consequence of smoking, where blood flow in the brain is interrupted, leading to a loss of brain function. Respond
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