Brett Froeliger, a researcher with the University of Missouris School of Medicine and the College of Arts and Science, recently received nearly $3.4 million from the National Institutes of Health to continue his work developing treatments for substance use disorders such as nicotine addiction
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The prevention techniques for Nicotine addiction include educational programs exposing health risks, establishing tobacco-free environments, active parental guidance, youth empowerment initiatives, strategic tax policies, restricted product access, and comprehensive community support networks
