Early Nicotine Vapor Exposure Increases Nicotine Seeking Later in Life, Study Finds
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The use of nicotine e-cigarettes during adolescence can leave a lasting imprint on the brain's reward system, driving nicotine-seeking behaviors well into adulthood, even after long periods without any exposure; this is indicated by a new research led by scientists from the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP).The findings, published in the journal *Psychopharmacology*, come from a study conducted by a UTEP team that collaborated between the Fa…
Early nicotine vapor exposure increases nicotine seeking later in life, study finds
Nicotine vaping during adolescence may leave a lasting imprint on the brain's reward system, driving nicotine-seeking behavior well into adulthood even after long stretches without any exposure, according to new research led by scientists at The University of Texas at El Paso.
Early Nicotine Vapor Exposure Increases Nicotine Seeking Later in Life, UTEP Study Finds
Nicotine vaping during adolescence may leave a lasting imprint on the brain's reward system, driving nicotine-seeking behavior well into adulthood even after long stretches without any exposure, according to new research led by scientists at The University of Texas at El Paso.
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