The results showed that nicotine nasal spray more than doubled the number who successfully stopped smoking (15.4% vs 6.7%) from weeks 3-12 giving an odds ratio of 2.6 (95% CI 1.5-4.4)
Adolescent users were more likely than adult users or adolescent non-users to develop psychotic-like symptoms, but the analysis revealed that this is because all adolescents, and all cannabis users, are more likely to newly develop psychotic-like symptoms, rather than cannabis affecting the teenagers differently to adults
"Think of this scenario: when a smoker goes to a convenience store and orders a pack of menthol cigarettes or their flavored vapes, the clerk will tell them they're illegal, and the smoker has two choices: they can quit smoking right then and there, or they can ask for a pack of hemp cigarettes in menthol, mango, pineapple, or their favorite flavor," said Jorge Olson
Combined effects of smoking and HIV infection on the occurrence of aging-related manifestations
