Purpose. To develop an interactive Web site to help smokeless tobacco (ST) users to reduce
or stop their ST use and pilot test it for feasibility, acceptability, and short-term outcomes …

Sixteen colleges were matched on the baseline prevalence of spit tobacco (ST) use, and
college pairs were randomized, one to the intervention and the other to the control group …

This study was designed to test the effectiveness of a smokeless tobacco (ST) intervention
delivered in the oral healthcare office setting. A total of 518 male ST users were identified by …

Program shows promise in decreasing ST use during one season. There are few reports in
the scientific literature that describe tested methods for helping people quit using spit …

The use of spit tobacco (ST) products is a serious public health problem in the United States.
Use of ST is associated with increased risk of oral cancer, gastrointestinal neoplasms, and …

Introduction: Use of smokeless tobacco (ST) is a significant public health problem for young
adults, many of whom want to quit. We describe the outcome of a Randomized Controlled …

OBJECTIVES. Primary care medical clinics are good settings for smoking interventions. This
study extends this strategy with a smokeless tobacco intervention delivered by dentists and …

An estimated 22% of Americans currently use smokeless tobacco (ST). Most live in small
towns and rural areas that offer few ST cessation resources. Approximately 94 million …

During 1997 spring training, the National Spit Tobacco Education Program provided a spit
(smokeless) tobacco intervention program to 16 professional baseball clubs. The program …

ABSTRACT smokeless tobacco use by American males, there has been little research on
assisting users to quit. A review of research shows promising results by adapting smoking …