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Time to Quit: 'The Great American Smokeout'

Time to quit: 'The Great American Smokeout'
It is nicotine that makes cigarettes so addictive. The American Cancer Society says nicotine causes pleasant feelings and distracts the smoker from unpleasant feelings. That makes the smoker want to smoke again. Nicotine affects many parts of your body …
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Ardi Rizal, Chain-Smoking Toddler, Kicked The Habit, But Addicted To Junk Food
The Indonesian child came to Internet infamy in 2010 when stories about his 40-cigarette-a-day habit surfaced in the news. And while Ardi has since kicked the habit, he has not given up vice altogether, finding himself entrenched in a full-on food …
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UMass Med School Identifies Nicotine Withdrawal Symptom Origins
“Most of the work in the field has been focused on the immediate effects of nicotine, the addictive component in tobacco smoke, on reward circuits in the brain,” Tapper explained. “But much less is known regarding what happens when you take nicotine …
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Debate Over How Tobacco Taxes Are Being Used

How to Stop Addiction: Debate Over How Tobacco Taxes Are Being Used
Elmira, N.Y. – The American Cancer Society is urging New York State Lawmakers to take a closer look at how they’re spending money the State receives from tobacco sales.
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How to Stop Addiction: Average Briton spends FOUR years with a hangover
We struggle with a splitting headache and nausea for 24 days a year, which equates to 1,452 days during an average adult lifetime, say researchers from YorkTest.
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Causes of Addiction: Brain Science and Addiction – LifeGoesStrong

Causes of Addiction: Brain Science and Addiction – LifeGoesStrong


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Brain Science and Addiction
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Neuroscientists have been studying addicts' brains and they seen major differences in brain function between people who are addicted to drugs, alcohol or cigarettes and non-addicts. After decades of research into the nature and causes of addiction,
Addiction Redefined As Chronic Brain Disorder, Not Bad BehaviourInternational Business Times
Addiction: Brain disorder, not a behaviour issueTimes of India
Addiction Identified as Chronic Brain DisorderThirdAge
Zenopa –Examiner.com
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Causes of Addiction: Possible Tanning Bed Addiction Found by New Study – AboutLawsuits.com

Possible Tanning Bed Addiction Found by New Study
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The American Cancer Society says that melanoma is diagnosed in about 69000 Americans each year and causes about 8650 deaths annually. Less dangerous, but more common, basal and squamous cell carcinomas affect more than one million Americans each year

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Early Morning Smokers at Higher Cancer Risk

How to Stop Addiction: Early morning smokers at higher cancer risk
Smokers who light up as soon as they wake are more addicted to their habit and more at risk from associated cancers says new research published by the American Cancer Society. Those who lit up a cigarette between 31 and 60 minutes after waking were 1.31 times more likely to develop lung cancer as those who waited for an hour.
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States Slash Funding for Tobacco Prevention Programs

States cut funding for tobacco prevention programs by more than 15 percent in the past year, even though they’re receiving record amounts of money from tobacco taxes and from the 1998 state tobacco settlement, says a report released Wednesday.   “Fully funded tobacco prevention and cessation programs stop addiction before it starts, and improve the health of our nation’s communities. States must do better at funding programs that help reduce tobacco use and protect the health of children, 3,500 of whom try their first cigarette every day,” John R. Seffrin, chief executive officer of the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network, said in a news release.