Original paper
Unequal interactions between alcohol and nicotine co-consumption: suppression and enhancement of concurrent drug intake
Abstract
Alcohol and nicotine addiction are prevalent conditions that co-occur. Despite the prevalence of co-use, factors that influence the suppression and enhancement of concurrent alcohol and nicotine intake are largely unknown. Our goals were to assess how nicotine abstinence and availability influenced concurrent alcohol consumption and to determine the impact of quinine adulteration of alcohol on aversion-resistant alcohol consumption and...
Paper Details
Title
Unequal interactions between alcohol and nicotine co-consumption: suppression and enhancement of concurrent drug intake
Published Date
Dec 20, 2019
Journal
Volume
237
Issue
4
Pages
967 - 978
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