The effectiveness of mobile devices in promoting adherence in other areas of health behavior change makes them a promising tool with Internet smoking cessation interventions. This manuscript describes an ongoing study of a novel text message intervention to more effectively engage smokers.

Internet interventions can play an important role in helping self-quitters maintain an initial period of abstinence. The aim of this preliminary study was to establish the feasibility of a subsequent randomized trial of the effectiveness of Internet interventions in preventing relapse.

This study investigated why registrants of an Internet smoking cessation intervention did not return after joining (“one hit wonders”), and explores the impact of graduated incentives on survey response rates and responder characteristics.

Evidence from studies on the association between e-cigarette use and cessation is mixed. Utilizing two analytic methods, this study illustrated challenges common in analyses of observational data, highlights measurement challenges, and reports associations between e-cigarette use and cessation.

The objective of this study was to determine whether smokers recruited during the New Year period differ on measures of motivation and desire to quit, recruitment and retention rates, website utilization rates, and short-term cessation outcomes compared to smokers recruited at other times.

Addressing adherence in Internet cessation programs is critical and timely to leverage their potential public health impact. This manuscript describes a randomized study protocol to improve behavioral and pharmacological treatment utilization to improve cessation.

This observational study presents 3- and 6-month cessation outcomes among a cohort of smokers enrolled in an interactive Web-based smoking cessation intervention, and factors predicting general utilization and use of specific features of this website.

Phase I of this study focused on the development of four Spanish-language online banner ads to promote a free Spanish-language cessation website. Phase II examined the relative effectiveness of the four banner ads in reaching and recruiting Latino smokers to the cessation website.