A comparison of the abuse liability and dependence potential of nicotine patch, gum, spray and inhaler

Overview of attention for article published in Psychopharmacology, April 2000

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@USAPHC https://t.co/Xx8qke7mDs Nicotine patches are not addictive at all.

RT @JonathanFoulds: @jkelovuori @Vapingit Yes, it is related to the dose and the speed of delivery (i.e. the pk ). This has been known for…

RT @JonathanFoulds: @jkelovuori @Vapingit Yes, it is related to the dose and the speed of delivery (i.e. the pk ). This has been known for…

@jkelovuori @Vapingit Yes, it is related to the dose and the speed of delivery (i.e. the pk ). This has been known for a long time. https://t.co/Xx8qke7mDs

"Average ratings of pleasantness were low... at week 15: no patch users rated themselves as dependent." https://t.co/EhJpCSMcNn