$9M NIH Grant Fuels Progress of Novel Smoking Cessation Drug
Funding awarded to scientists at Camino Pharma, Sanford Burnham Prebys, and UC San Diego will expand the nonclinical studies to support a phase 2 clinical evaluation of SBP-9330.
Funding awarded to scientists at Camino Pharma, Sanford Burnham Prebys, and UC San Diego will expand the nonclinical studies to support a phase 2 clinical evaluation of SBP-9330.
Young people online are sharing videos of themselves smoking dried rose petals, raspberry leaves, and chamomile as a way to kick a tobacco habit.
A University of Miami study suggests that small doses of nicotine in cigarette substitutes could be harmful to human musculoskeletal system, due to overuse.
E-cigarettes are not associated with greater quit rates or reduced cigarette use and should not be promoted as smoking cessation devices, a UCSF study says.
Read MoreGiven the impact that smoking has on morbidity and mortality, smoking cessation is becoming a major focus among health care professionals, health care systems, and both state and federal governments.
Read MoreNicotine addiction is a preventable illness, and, with training, RTs can help their patients kick the habit.
Read MoreNew research into the brain’s role in nicotine addiction may result in changes in the way smoking cessation programs are designed.
Read MoreThe World Health Organization’s proposed global health treaty on tobacco requires specific mandates on taxes, labeling, liability, financing, and advertising regulations.
Read MoreWhile students are on summer break, respiratory therapists should focus their efforts on reaching them with tobacco and asthma education.
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