T REATMENT OF T OBACCO U SE AND D EPENDENCE

A 66-year-old woman with stable angina and a history of depression smokes 25 cigarettes daily. She would like to stop smoking but is concerned about weight gain. She has made several unsuccessful attempts at quitting on her own. How should she be treated?

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