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Nicotine Residue Found in Kids’ Hair Could Help Parents Stop Smoking – Israeli Study
According to a study by researchers at Tel Aviv University, 70 percent of children were found to have nicotine residue in hair samples.
September 21, 2021
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Study: The Weight You Gain When Quitting Smoking May Actually Be Muscle
Researchers found that former smokers saw up to a 20 percent improvement in strength after they quit.
January 13, 2015
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Want To Quit Smoking? Omega 3 Supplements May Be The Answer
A researcher at the University of Haifa found that taking omega-3 supplements on a regular basis could naturally reduce nicotine dependence.
November 30, 2014
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Can’t Quit? Smoking Less Will Also Improve Your Health
Many smokers find it hard or even impossible to quit. While the health risks of smoking are well-known, a new study from Tel Aviv University shows that people who reduce the number of cigarette they smoke, rather than quit altogether, can also improve their health.
December 02, 2012
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Israeli Study: Smoking Might Slow Parkinson’s Disease
Israeli researchers are one step closer to discovering a treatment for Parkinson's disease, after finding a genetic mechanism connected to cigarette smoking that keeps the degenerative disease from progressing.
August 26, 2012
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New Brain Stimulation Device Helps Smokers Quit
Israeli researchers found that stimulating the brain using magnetic currents can lead to a significant reduction in the urge to smoke. After undergoing treatment with a device that stimulates the nervous system in the brain, 40 percent of participants in the study stopped smoking.
June 24, 2012