Doctors Could Do More to Reduce Smoking

In New Hampshire, an estimated 440 million dollars a year is spent treating the diseases caused by smoking. It would seem reasonable that doctors and other health care professionals would be leading the charge to help smokers quit. But a new study finds that many of them are overlooking some simple steps that could make a big difference.

New Hampshire Public Radio's Jon Greenberg has more.

The CDC's guidelines for health care professionals
New Hampshire's Tobacco Program