The organizers of the Global Forum on Nicotine have announced that the deadline for the submission of oral presentation abstracts is January 31.Read More
Former and current smokers might be able to reduce their risk of lung cancer by taking anti-inflammatory medication regularly.Read More
News of CORESTA’s general activities and special projects, along with documents and reports, are now available for download from the organization’s website.Read More
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The National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse in New York launched a new online resource, called “Expert views: e-cigarettes,” as part of efforts to help parents better understand vapor products.Read More
A study in New Zealand has found that nicotine improves the cognitive deficits associated with schizophrenia.Read More
Stakeholders talk nicotine in WarsawRead More
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