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Date of this Version
3-2009
Citation
Journal of Pediatrics (March 2009): 462-463
Abstract
This is an important and well-designed first study of the effect of nicotine nasal spray (NNS) on adolescent smoking cessation that supports current evidence-based guidelines that nicotine replacement therapy is neither effective nor recommended for adolescents. NNS theoretically could succeed for adolescents where other forms of nicotine replacement failed.
Comments
United States government work