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Avoiding High-Risk Behaviors: Smoking Prevention and Cessation in Diabetes Care

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Smoking and other high-risk behaviors can result in devastating health consequences for patients with diabetes, in addition to patients with cardiovascular disease and cancer. The prevention and treatment of smoking should be a high priority for diabetes care providers. Effective strategies to implement behavioral change are discussed.

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