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Hooked from the First Cigarette: Scientific American | [Joseph R. DiFranza, Scientific American]

Hooked from the First Cigarette: Scientific American

by Joseph R. DiFranza , Scientific American
Narrated by Mark Moran
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21 mins
RELEASE DATE

05-01-08
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New findings reveal that cigarette addiction can arise astonishingly fast. But the research could lead to therapies that make quitting easier.

This article was published in the May 2008 edition of Scientific American.

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