Researchers Learn More about Cigarette Addiction
Researchers Learn More about Cigarette Addiction
Researchers are learning more about the addictive properties of nicotine, with hopes of developing new treatments to help smokers kick the habit.
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" Only some smokers develop an instant liking to cigarette after their first -- Now researchers want to know -- expert at the university of Ontario used rats to study the pathways involved in nicotine addiction and they were able to identify a -- that controlled the brain initial reaction to the rewarding and addictive properties of nicotine they -- studied -- pat Claymores that they can develop drugs to prevent nicotine's vulnerability or treat nicotine withdrawal. Study up until now have looked at brain pathways involved in nicotine dependent. You have look at the initial addictive mechanism."
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