ASH - Action on Smoking and Health:

Action on Smoking and Health (ASH) provides information on tobacco issues and works to advance measures that will help prevent the addiction, disease and premature death caused by smoking. Established in 1971 by the Royal College of Physicians, ASH has a permanent staff of six based in London, with branches throughout the UK.

Address:	102 Clifton Street, London. EC2A 4HW
Tel:	020 7739 5902
Email:	action.smoking.health@dial.pipex.com
Web:	www.ash.org.uk

BBC HEALTH's Guide to Addictions website.:

The BBC's comprehensive guide to addictions.

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Web:	www.bbc.co.uk/health/conditions/add

NHS - Giving Up Smoking Campaign:

Smoking is the biggest single cause of ill health and premature death in the UK. In fact, nearly one in five of all deaths are smoking-related (HEA 1995). On average, smokers lose more than one day of life each week (HEA 1991). And it's an expensive habit: the average 20-a-day smoker spends over £100 per month on cigarettes. Giving up can be tough.
This excellent NHS site is dedicated to helping you quit the habit !

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HelpLine:	0800 169 0169
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Web:	www.givingupsmoking.co.uk

QUIT:

QUIT is the U.K. charity that helps smokers to quit. QUIT's aim is to help the 8.5 million smokers who say they would like to stop smoking. Trained, friendly Quitline counsellors offer confidential, help and advice about every stage of quitting. Whether you are just thinking about stopping, have quit for just a short time or are an ex-smoker trying to stay stopped, Quitline counsellors are there to help you.

Address:	QUIT, Ground Floor, 211 Old Street, London. EC1V 9NR
Tel:	0800 00 22 00
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Web:	www.quit.org.uk