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Our findings support the need for a stronger commitment from a multidisciplinary team, including the primary care professional, social worker, psychologist and cardiologist, to provide smoking-cessation therapies and counseling to people with cardiovascular disease

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Five months later, the Alberta government says it will ban smoking in all public places and work sites in the province