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The scientists suggest that inhibiting the CHRNB3 gene could help reduce or stop smoking. However, they immediately temper short-term expectations, cautioning that it is too early to confirm whether a treatment is possible and, if so, whether it would be effective or safe: Specifically, our genetic findings suggest that a potential therapy targeting receptors containing 3 could represent a complementary approach, particularly for reducing smoking intensity in regular smokers
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Once the first month or so passes, individuals who manage to stick with the smoking cessation process begin to experience a decrease in side effect severity
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