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Hope for the Future: E-Cigarette interview with tobacco expert Scott Ballin

Wednesday, August 3, 2011

PB: You appear to be one of the few people who seem to be relatively unaligned when it comes to tobacco and nicotine issues. Would it be fair to characterize your goals as 1

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Characteristics of Problem Drinkers in E-therapy versus Face-to-Face Treatment.

Thursday, July 28, 2011

Conclusions: The e-therapy program successfully attracted clients who were different from those who were represented in regular face-to-face alcohol treatment services. This indicates that e-therapy decreases the barriers to treatment facilities and enhances the accessibility

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Guardian Focus podcast: The future of the British pub

Thursday, August 26, 2010

Is there a future for the traditional British pub? Martin Wainwright investigates in: Guardian Focus podcast: The future of the British pub

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E-cigarettes: All the nicotine, none of the smoke

Tuesday, August 3, 2010

Some smokers looking for their hit of nicotine but without all the smoke are turning away from the traditional pack of Marlboros in favor of an electronic cigarette. At least one e-cigarette user reports improved health but health advocates note the devices still deliver nicotine, which has adverse side effects. . .

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Electronic Cigarette 123: A Very Safe Cigarette To Everyone: The new way of Smoking without smoking

Monday, February 15, 2010

Cigarette smoking is a very addicting habit.

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Traditional Medicine in the Treatment of Drug Addiction.

Thursday, January 1, 2009

Conclusions: Traditional herbal treatments can compliment pharmacotherapies for drug withdrawal and possibly relapse prevention with less expense and perhaps fewer side effects with notable exceptions. Both acupuncture and herbal treatments need testing as adjuncts to reduce doses and durations of standard pharmacotherapies

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