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DRUG CRAVINGS--EFFECTS OF MEDICATION ON TRANSDERMAL NICOTINE AND MECAMYLAMINE

$0M01FY2001RRNIH

Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond VA

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Abstract

To investigate the effects of concurrent agonist/antagonist treatment on cigarette craving and cigarette self-administration. Specifically transdermal nicotine, a nicotinic agonist, and oral mecamylamine, a nicotinic antagonist, will administered alone and in combination to investigate how these compounds work together to influence subject-reported cigarette craving and withdrawal and cigarette self-administration.

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