Project Quit is a research team at the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC). We are currently conducting research studies for cigarette smokers.
The Project Quit team at the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) is dedicated to improving treatment for smokers who are trying to kick the habit. Our team is comprised of committed and focused researchers with varied backgrounds to include psychiatrists, psychologists, medical doctors, physician assistants, biostatisticians, study coordinators, and research assistants. Visit our website for more information: www.projectquitsc.com
We also have information on other active research studies for cigarette smokers. Contact us to learn more about these opportunities. Material presented and shared is for informational purposes only. It is not meant to be a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you have questions or concerns regarding your own situation, you should discuss them with your doctor or another qualified health care professional.
09/15/2025
Looking to kick the habit? Cigarette and cannabis users ages 18 and older may qualify for a remote quit smoking ci******es and reduce ma*****na/cannabis use research study. Payment is provided for participation. Call 843-792-4097, text ‘SMOKE’ to 843-284-9933, or fill out the survey at the link below to get in touch with us for more information about our study! https://redcap.link/reclaimstudy
09/11/2025
Difficult roads lead to beautiful destinations. If you or someone you know is looking to quit va**ng e-ci******es, feel free to reach out. Visit https://projectquitsc.com for more information.
Are you interested in quitting smoking/va**ng? We are conducting a research study for people ages 18-25 who are looking to quit smoking/va**ng and currently use ma*****na/cannabis. As a part of the study, all eligible participants receive counseling to aid in their to***co quit attempt. Compensation is provided to eligible participants. Text "QUIT" to 843-284-9933, or click the link below, for more information. https://redcap.link/youthCAT
09/03/2025
Have you been thinking about quitting ci******es and reducing cannabis? If so, please reach out to us. We are a research team at the Medical University of South Carolina, and we are currently conducting a cigarette and cannabis treatment study. If you would like to get in contact with us, scan the QR code or click this link to request information! https://redcap.link/reclaimstudy
09/01/2025
Happy Labor Day from the Project Quit Team. We will be closed today, September 1st 2025, and will reopen tomorrow.
08/26/2025
Everyone deserves a nicotine-free home. Anyone interested in information about our studies is welcome to click the link below and request information about our studies. https://redcap.link/projectquit
08/21/2025
It’s a new day and a new chance to start again! The Project Quit team is recruiting e-cigarette va**rs who are looking to quit for our research study. Text ‘VAPE’ to 864-997-5547 for more information, or fill out the survey at the link below to get in touch with us for more information about our study. https://redcap.link/vapeCAT
08/19/2025
If you’re 18+ and looking to quit ci******es & reduce cannabis use, feel free to request information
about our study: https://redcap.link/reclaimstudy
08/15/2025
Looking to kick the habit? E-Cigarette users between the ages of 18-40 who use ma*****na may qualify for a quit va**ng research study based in Charleston, Pickens, and Lancaster. Payment is provided for participation. Fill out the survey at the link below to get in touch with us for more information about our study. https://redcap.link/vapeCAT
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The Project Quit team at MUSC is investigating ways on how to advance medical science in helping smokers quit.
Regardless of your level of interest in quitting, participation in smoking research is important as it can help Project Quit learn more about to***co use disorder. By understanding the addiction better, there could be greater gains in improving interventions to help those who want to quit. We have a comprehensive research team that focus on to***co use disorder providing treatment and non-treatment research.
Interested smokers can contact the study team to learn about the active studies that are currently enrolling. Study personnel will ask some basic questions to see what study might be the best fit based on a person’s level of interest in quitting, age, and other factors. Safety is the team’s number one priority. If study participation is not the best option, staff will provide some other resources in the community for a smoker to access.
All services are at no cost, and we provide compensation for participation. Participants must provide informed consent. Contacting the Project Quit team does not obligate participation. Smokers under 18 must provide parental consent.
Call 843-792-4097 or text ‘SMOKE’ to 44332 to learn more.