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Addiction, the tobacco industry and Nature

Nature volume 392, page 122 (1998) Cite this article

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At the end of 1996, Nature published my views about behavioural (that is, non-chemical) addictions and the biopsychosocial nature of addiction (Nature 384, 18; 1996). These views were originally submitted as an item of correspondence under the title “Addicted to anything?”. After revision, however, it was published under the title “Nicotine, tobacco and addiction”.

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