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Stimulant-addicted patients can quit smoking without hindering treatment

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Even healthy-looking smokers have early cell damage which destroys necessary genetic programming

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Stress from 9/11 linked to nationwide resurgence in smoking

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Strong arguments work in anti-smoking ads

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Stimulating the brain blunts cigarette craving

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Smoking, depression in teen girls ‘red flag’ for osteoporosis

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Spontaneous smoking cessation may be an early symptom of lung cancer, research suggests

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Many longtime smokers quit spontaneously with little effort shortly before their lung cancer is diagnosed, leading some researchers to speculate that sudden cessation may be a symptom of lung cancer.
Most patients who quit did so before noticing a…

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Cigarette smoking increases production of mucus in patients with bronchitis

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Cigarette smoking has been linked with overproduction of mucus associated with chronic bronchitis, according to a study conducted by researchers in New Mexico. The study indicates cigarette smoke suppresses a protein that causes the natural death of…

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Electronic cigarettes hold promise as aid to quitting

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A study led by Boston University School of Public Health (BUSPH) researchers reports that electronic cigarettes are a promising tool to help smokers quit, producing six-month abstinence rates nearly double those for traditional nicotine replacement …

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Cornell researchers find a strong community protects adolescents from risky health behavior

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ITHACA, N.Y. — Growing up poor increases a person’s likelihood of health problems as an adult, but a new study led by a Cornell University environmental psychologist shows that being raised in a tight-knit community can help offset this disadvanta…

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Brain scans predict likely success when it comes to quitting smoking

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New research from University of Michigan says brain scans showing neural reactions can predict behavior change even better than the person whose brain is being scanned.
Emily Falk, director of University of Michigan’s Communication Neuroscience La…

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‘A stark warning:’ Smoking causes genetic damage within minutes after inhaling

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WASHINGTON, Jan. 15, 2011 — In research described as “a stark warning” to those tempted to start smoking, scientists are reporting that cigarette smoke begins to cause genetic damage within minutes — not years — after inhalation into the lu…

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