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ADHD appears to increase level of nicotine dependence in smokers
... group. Participants completed a standardized questionnaire evaluating smoking history and levels of tobacco dependence in current smokers. Responses from 80 participants with ADHD and 86 controls, ...New research shows that the smell of smoke does not trigger relapse in quitters
... dependence published online today (Friday 17 October 2008) in the November issue of Addiction, ... Hayden McRobbie and Professor Peter Hajek of the Tobacco Dependence Research Unit at Barts and The London ...US nicotine addiction reaches 15-year high
... likely highly nicotine dependent." The results of the study suggest that more individualized tobacco-dependent treatments are needed to address the increase in addiction severity. "The more severely ...Physicians lack smoking cessation training
... rates among smokers. "If health-care providers are unaware of the AHRQ guidelines for tobacco dependence, and consequently unsure of how to treat their patients who are tobacco-dependent, they are ...Bipolar disorder involves a lower quality of both mental and physical life
... be a more active intervention to help those people who present depressive symptoms or a high tobacco dependence. However, other variables which could seem less relevant a priori, such as having a ...Throwing the micro switch: MicroRNA may link smoking risk gene to neurobiology of addiction
... receptors in the brain that mediate the actions of the neurotransmitter dopamine, is associated with tobacco dependence, and that two alleles of a variant within this gene are differentially expressed ...Computer-based programs provide help for smokers trying to quit
... the evidence to date suggests that Web- and computer-based programs have a legitimate place in tobacco dependence treatment options." Myung, who conducted the research while he was a visiting scholar ...Doctors fear asking mentally ill to quit smoking
... a problem-solving mode, at the basis of which is a solid relationship with the counselor," Hitsman said. Tobacco dependence also needs to be treated as a chronic disease, Hitsman believes. "We know ...American Cancer Society report describes unique cancer profile of Hispanic/Latino Americans
... that are most important in reducing cancer risk in the general population – preventing and treating tobacco dependence, increasing access to immunization programs, high quality cancer screening and ...
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