Nicotine withdrawal linked to specific brain cells in mice
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A specific set of brain cells in mice has been linked to nicotine withdrawal. Targeting similar brain cells in humans could help people kick their nicotine addiction.
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A specific set of brain cells in mice has been linked to nicotine withdrawal. Targeting similar brain cells in humans could help people kick their nicotine addiction.
Nolan Dempsey/FLICKR