Youth nicotine use can lead to addiction and can harm the developing brain, impacting learning, memory and attention
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Now that we have an understanding of the different brain circuits, we think we can maybe develop a drug so that, when nicotine is taken at a low dose, these brain circuits can be coactivated to induce an acute aversive effect
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Data from the Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System indicate that: American Indian/Alaska Native Youth are more likely to use e-cigarettes and almost twice as likely to be frequent users of e-cigarettes than high school students overall
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