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(Strength of Evidence = A) Specific Populations Children and Adolescent Smokers Light Smokers Noncigarette Tobacco Users Pregnant Smokers HIV-positive smokers Hospitalized smokers Lesbian/gay/bisexual/ transgender smokers Smokers with low SES/limited formal education Smokers with medical comorbidities Older smokers Smokers with psychiatric disorders including substance use disorders Racial and ethnic minority smokers Women smokers Special Populations Low Socio-Economic Status/Limited Formal Education Effectiveness of and estimated abstinence rates for counseling interventions with low socio-economic status/limited formal education (n = 5 studies) Psychiatric Disorders Including Substance Use Disorders Effectiveness of and estimated abstinence rates for treatment with bupropion and nortryptyline for smokers with a history of depression (n = 4 studies) Specific Populations and Other Topics Recommendation: The interventions found to be effective in this Guideline have been shown to be effective in a variety of populations

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