5dbb5f64-f125-48a0-acd5-a680001da079 0cc6e63e-755f-4c58-82da-b44300655019 400af6fe-cebc-4b1e-ba35-b44300655546 en-AU Quit Insights Clinical Series https://www.quitcentre.org.au/ Quit Insights Clinical Series podcasts are designed for health professionals seeking practical insights to support best practice in everyday care. The episodes explore expert perspectives, evidence-based strategies, and the latest research, equipping health professionals with the knowledge and confidence to effectively support patients on their quit journey.

]]> episodic Quit Insights Clinical Seriespodcasts are designed for health professionals seeking practical insights to support best practice in everyday care. The episodes explore expert perspectives, evidence-based strategies, and the latest research, equipping health professionals with the knowledge and confidence to effectively support patients on their quit journey. Mariah mariah@soundcartel.com.au Quit Centre no https://www.omnycontent.com/d/programs/5dbb5f64-f125-48a0-acd5-a680001da079/0cc6e63e-755f-4c58-82da-b44300655019/image.jpg?t=1778134140&size=Large Quit Insights Clinical Series https://www.quitcentre.org.au/ Smoking Cessation in Lung Cancer Screening with Associate Professor Henry Marshall Smoking Cessation in Lung Cancer Screening with Associate Professor Henry Marshall  How strong is the link between smoking and lung cancer and is it ever too late to quit? In this episode, Associate Professor Henry Marshall shares the latest evidence on smoking-related lung cancer risk, including why smoking remains the leading cause. He also explains the powerful benefits of quitting—even after a diagnosis—and why early action can significantly improve outcomes.

You’ll also learn how Australia’s National Lung Cancer Screening Program creates a critical opportunity to support smoking cessation in a non-stigmatising way. Henry breaks down best-practice approaches for health professionals, including the “Ask, Advise, Help” model, the importance of proactive care, and how combining screening with smoking cessation is synergistic. Plus, practical tips on patient-centred conversations.

This podcast is intended for health professionals and is for educational and informational purposes only. The content discussed does not constitute medical, legal, or professional advice and should not replace your own clinical judgment.

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]]>  How strong is the link between smoking and lung cancer and is it ever too late to quit? In this episode, Associate Professor Henry Marshall shares the latest evidence on smoking-related lung cancer risk, including why smoking remains the leading cause. He also explains the powerful benefits of quitting—even after a diagnosis—and why early action can significantly improve outcomes.

You’ll also learn how Australia’s National Lung Cancer Screening Program creates a critical opportunity to support smoking cessation in a non-stigmatising way. Henry breaks down best-practice approaches for health professionals, including the “Ask, Advise, Help” model, the importance of proactive care, and how combining screening with smoking cessation is synergistic. Plus, practical tips on patient-centred conversations.

This podcast is intended for health professionals and is for educational and informational purposes only. The content discussed does not constitute medical, legal, or professional advice and should not replace your own clinical judgment.

Resources:

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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