File photo dated 14/06/2007 of a cigarette burning on an ashtray. More than 300,000 Britons have quit smoking during the coronavirus crisis as evidence mounts that the habit leaves them more vulnerable to Covid-19, a survey suggests..
PEOPLE who are trying to quit smoking are being encouraged to use Oxfordshire County Council services.
It has a dedicated website to the cause called Smokefreelife Oxfordshire which provides free help and advice.
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The council is also now offering virtual clinics and telephone support via its Quitline for all new and existing patients.
To register your interest, email your name, contact number and postcode to smokefreelife.oxfordshire@nhs.net.
For more information call 01869 814 216 or text QUIT to 66777.
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