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New Survey Highlights Difficulties Physicians Face in Treating Smoking
"The current situation is a vicious circle - although doctors recognise the problems associated with smoking, they are underestimating the number of their smoking patients who are trying to quit and feel they have ineffective solutions to address the problem anyway," said Professor West. "As a result, they are putting the responsibility on the smoker to quit and it is known that less than 5% of smokers who attempt to quit unaided, remain abstinent at one year. If we are to make serious inroads into combating the world's leading preventable cause of premature death, we need to radically modify the way smoking is perceived and treated worldwide."
About STOP
STOP (Smoking: The Opinion of Physicians) survey, sponsored by Pfizer and conducted by Harris Interactive, is one of the largest global surveys conducted of General Practitioners' (GPs) and family physicians' attitudes to smoking and smoking cessation. Some 2,836 physicians from 16 countries were interviewed for the study. Physicians in Canada, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Japan, Korea, Mexico, Netherlands, Poland, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, UK and US participated in the survey.

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a) The fear doctors have of what illness may mean to them both as regards their career, their income and their standing among their peers;
(b) The difficulty doctors have in changing roles to becoming patients;
(c) The difficulties doctors face in getting appropriate treatment and the difficulties doctors face in treating doctors;
(d) The culture within the profession that leads members of the medical profession (including students) to believe they are expected to present as a "superhuman".
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