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The relationship between COVID-19-specific health risk beliefs and the motivation to quit smoking: a UK-based survey
Background: In some individuals who smoke the COVID-19 pandemic has triggered an increase in the motivation to quit smoking, due to the higher risk of severe COVID-19 infection. However, this change is not universal, and the motivation to quit appears dependent upon factors such as fear of COVID-19
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