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Taryn Grieder, a research associate and neuroscience lecturer at U of T, hopes the discovery of the brain mechanism behind nicotine aversion, provided it is similar in humans, will open the door to finding a more effective treatment for smokers (photo by Jovana Drinjakovic) Smoking is complex and influenced by many factors

What They Found In all groups (smokers quitting with or without pharmacologic assistance), patients gained weight at an average of 2.2 pounds (1 kg) per month for the first three months (~6 pounds, 3 kg)

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