Smoking habit may be genetic
Some smokers say they just can’t quit; others claim they could stop anytime if they really wanted. Recent research at the School of Medicine may provide an explanation for the dichotomy.
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Erin Napolitano, an employee at Owl Shop, takes a break to enjoy a smoke. A recent study conducted at the School of Medicine indicates that some people may have a genetic predisposition to nicotine addiction.
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