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Table 3 Smoking Opinions and Care (current and former smokers)

From: Tobacco use in the Myeloproliferative neoplasms: symptom burden, patient opinions, and care

 

Percent responding “Yes” (N = 181)

Patients’ opinions regarding the relationship of smoking and MPN

 Smoking Increases Risk of Developing MPN

37.9%

 Chewing Tobacco Increases Risk of Developing MPN

36.0%

 Vaping Increases Risk of Developing MPN

34.5%

 Smoking Increases Risk of Developing Blood Clot

82.5%

 Vaping Increases Risk of Developing Blood Clot

56.6%

 Vaping Safer Than Smoking for MPN Patients

33.3%

Smoking Cessation Guidance

 Physician Discussed Tobacco Use with You

43.2%

Medications Attempted to Aid Cessation

 Varenicline

3.9%

 Bupropion

4.4%

 Nicotine Replacements

19.3%

  1. MPN Philadelphia-negative Myeloproliferative Neoplasms