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Research Findings Ethnic Groups Have Contrasting Genetic Risks for Nicotine Addiction Intervention for Disruptive Children Shows Long-Term Benefits Expanding the Program's Reach Manic Mice Show Heightened Sensitivity to Rewards Abstinent Smokers' Nicotinic Receptors Take More Than a Month to Normalize Program Reduces Girls' Delinquent Behavior Intervention Lowers Risk of Pregnancy Receptor Complexes Link Dopamine to Long-Term Neuronal Effects Complexes Expand Dopamine's Repertoire Director's Perspective Suiting Treatment to the Nature of the Disease Research In Brief Combined Treatments Improve Dual Abstinence Drug Cues Outside Awareness Rapidly Trigger Brain's Emotion Centers Sensory Aspects of Smoking May Counter Bad Mood, Craving Methamphetamine Abuse Alters Response to Facial Cues Bulletin Board NIDA Reprises Online Chat Day Three Scientists Receive Grants for Innovative AIDS Research Conferees Discuss Ways to Eliminate Disparities in Care Tearoff Smoking and Drinking Continue to Decline, But Marijuana Stalls in Latest MTF Survey What the Numbers Say Lower Rates of Cigarette and Marijuana Smoking Among Exercising Teens
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