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Dieting while quitting smoking can work better

By Elizabeth Cooney
Globe Correspondent / November 30, 2009

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Smokers who know they should quit for their health often balk because they don’t want to gain weight - and a new health problem - once cigarettes’ appetite-suppressing nicotine leaves their bodies. Quitting smoking while starting a weight-control program may seem like a recipe for failure, and guidelines for doctors discourage embarking on both simultaneously. But a new analysis suggests ... (Full article: 537 words)

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