Three antidepressants commonly used to treat the anxiety and depression that accompany a diagnosis of breast cancer negate the protective effect of tamoxifen, a drug widely used to fight breast cancer, reports the June issue of the Harvard Mental Health Letter.

(PRWeb June 24, 2010)

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Which program do you choose to quit smoking today?

(PRWeb November 17, 2004)

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Who should smokers believe when it comes to choosing the best way to stop smoking? Real-world experience or nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) industry claims? The industry says that NRT "doubles your chances," based on results from studies that were placebo-controlled and allegedly double-blind. Real-world evidence continues to mount that billions of dollars is being made selling NRT products that offer no advantage over quitting without them. The latest news from Quebec is another case in point.

(PRWeb April 27, 2004)

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Nicotine gum, patch and lozenge marketing continues to assert that clean nicotine weaning products double a smoker's chances of quitting. Recent findings raise serious concern over whether they benefit or are a barrier to those seeking freedom from nicotine.

(PRWeb October 18, 2003)

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