Mondays Top Quit-Smoking Google Searches

This is Scientific American 60-Second Health, I'm Dina Fine Maron. Got a minute?
Mondays. Maybe the toughest day to get out of bed.
But Mondays appear to be the most popular day for people to consider giving up smoking.
That's what Google search queries from 2008 to 2012 suggest.
Global Google searches across six different languages reveal a weekly pattern to when people consider snuffing out their butts for good.
And search terms like "quit smoking help" were most popular on Monday,
an average of 25 percent higher than other days.
That's when combined across English, French, Chinese, Portuguese, Russian or Spanish.
So finds a study in JAMA Internal Medicine, published by the American Medical Association.
These higher search numbers are real,
it's not that there are more Google searches for everything on Mondays.
Of course, the stats show only that people were doing info searches on Monday, not that they actually tried to quit.
Still, the data mining offers insights.
If the start of a new week means heightened interest in tobacco termination,
public health campaigns might also target Mondays as the best time to hook a smoker trying to kick the habit.
Thanks for the minute, for Scientific American 60-Second Health. I'm Dina Fine Maron.