article · Addiction Science & Clinical Practice
Findings highlight the need for tobacco cessation interventions within South Africa's SUD services. To overcome psychosocial and physiological barriers, SUD services should consider providing pharmacological interventions, psychosocial and behavioural counselling, and social support for tobacco cessation. Integrating these interventions into SUD treatment services could improve tobacco cessation rates and recovery outcomes for South Africans with SUDs.
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DOI: 10.1186/s13722-026-00660-8
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