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Emergency contraception, and stopping smoking
Indhu Prabakar, a subspecialty registrar in sexual and reproductive health at Abacus Services for Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare in Liverpool, goes through the options for emergency contraception. Tim Coleman, a professor of primary care at the UK Centre for Tobacco Control Studies, University of Nottingham, explains his research on methods to help smokers quit.
See also
Effect of offering different levels of support and free NRT via an English national telephone quitline
Emergency contraception
Audio chapters:
Methods to aid smoking sessation: 0:30
Emergency contraception: 8:50
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