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Categories · Health/Science · Lung Cancer · Genes	Gauging the Risks From a Smoker’s DNA and History Jump to full article: New York Times, 2009-11-07 Author: ANDREW POLLACK Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Nicotine · Religion · Genes · Mental Health/Neurology	A Developmental Twin Study of Church Attendance and Alcohol and Nicotine Consumption: A Model for Analyzing the Changing Impact of Genes and Environment Am J Psychiatry Published September 15, 2009 doi: 10.1176/appi.ajp.2009.09020182 Jump to full article: American Journal of Psychiatry, 2009-09-15 Author: Kenneth S. Kendler, M.D., and John Myers, M.S. Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Religion · Genes · Mental Health/Neurology	Genes may explain why churchgoers are teetotalers Jump to full article: Reuters, 2009-10-30 Author: Amy Norton Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Teen Smoking/Youth · Genes · Addiction	SRI International's Research on Nicotine Use and Dependence Featured in the National Cancer Institute's Tobacco Control Monograph Series Jump to full article: PR Newswire, 2009-09-10 Author: SOURCE SRI International Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Pregnancy · Cardio-vascular · Asthma · Women · Genes · COPD	Exposure to Tobacco Smoke Before Birth Affects DNA Cigarettes may trigger prenatal gene changes, leading to lifelong health problems, study suggests Jump to full article: HealthDay [HealthScout], 2009-08-31 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Breast Cancer · Genes · Food/Diet/Obesity non-USA, by Country · Canada	Weight History, Smoking, Physical Activity and Breast Cancer Risk among French-Canadian Women Non-Carriers of More Frequent BRCA1/2 Mutations Jump to full article: Journal of Cancer Epidemiology, 2009-09-02 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Pregnancy · Women · Genes	Study finds changes in DNA patterns are linked to prenatal smoke exposure Jump to full article: physorg.com, 2009-08-24 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Lung Cancer · Genes	Deciphering the Impact of Common Genetic Variation on Lung Cancer Risk: A Genome-Wide Association Study Jump to full article: Cancer Research, 2009-08-15 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Lung Cancer · Genes	More evidence that genes increase a smokers' risk of lung cancer Jump to full article: Cancer Research UK (uk), 2009-08-20 Author: Cancer Research UK Press Release Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Genes non-USA, by Country · Canada	The Genotoxicity of Mainstream and Sidestream Marijuana and Tobacco Smoke Condensates Jump to full article: American Chemical Society, 2009-07-17 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Genes	ACS News Service Weekly PressPac: August 5, 2009: Growing evidence of marijuana smoke's potential dangers Jump to full article: American Chemical Society, 2009-08-05 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Pregnancy · Asthma · Women · Genes	Smoke exposure interacts with ADAM33 polymorphisms in the development of lung function and hyperresponsiveness Allergy Volume 64 Issue 6, Pages 898 - 904 Jump to full article: Wiley InterScience, 2009-02-19 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Pregnancy · Asthma · Women · Genes	ADAM33 genotype ‘interacts with in utero smoke exposure’ Jump to full article: MedWire News (uk), 2009-06-04 Author: Joanna Lyford Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Genes · Cancer	The Genotoxicity of Mainstream and Sidestream Marijuana and Tobacco Smoke Condensates Jump to full article: American Chemical Society, 2009-07-17 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Lung Cancer · Genes	Growing Evidence Of Marijuana Smoke's Potential Dangers Jump to full article: Medical News TODAY(UK), 2009-08-05 Author: Source Chemical Research in Toxicology Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Lung Cancer · Genes	Possible Benefit From Online Genetic Testing For Lung Cancer Jump to full article: ScienceDaily, 2009-07-10 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Lung Cancer · Genes USA, by State · Texas	$2 million grant aids study of lung cancer in people who never smoked Jump to full article: University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas, 2009-07-21 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Lung Cancer · Genes	Small Molecule Might Play Big Part in Lung Cancer High levels of miR-21 were found in nonsmoking patients; could be target for treatment Jump to full article: HealthDay [HealthScout], 2009-07-18 Author: Peter West HealthDay Reporter Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Lung Cancer · Genes	Small Molecule Might Play Big Part in Lung Cancer High levels of miR-21 were found in nonsmoking patients; could be target for treatment Jump to full article: HealthDay [HealthScout], 2009-07-18 Author: Peter West HealthDay Reporter Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Genes · COPD	Smoking doesn't affect COPD the same Jump to full article: UPI, 2009-06-05 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cessation · Pregnancy · Women · Genes	Genes: An extra hurdle to quitting smoking during pregnancy? Jump to full article: EurekAlert, 2009-04-14 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Lung Cancer · Genes · Internet	Online Genetic Testing Appears to Have Benefits Lung cancer assessment allays some concerns about how patients interpret results, researchers say Jump to full article: HealthDay [HealthScout], 2009-06-30 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Pregnancy · Genes	Babies, Smoking and Genes Jump to full article: North County (CA) Voice, 2009-06-28 Author: Philip J. Goscienski, M.D – The Stone Age Doc Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Related · Genes · Cancer	'Cannabis alters human DNA' -- new study Jump to full article: EurekAlert, 2009-06-16 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cardio-vascular · Genes	Social- and Behavioral-Specific Genetic Effects on Blood Pressure Traits: The Strong Heart Family Study Jump to full article: Circulation: Cardiovascular Genetics, 2009-06-16 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cardio-vascular · Stroke · Genes · Diabetes	Lifestyle May Counter Blood Pressure Genes Smoking, drinking and more can override what you're born with, study finds Jump to full article: HealthDay [HealthScout], 2009-06-16 Author: Ed Edelson HealthDay Reporter Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Related · Genes · Cancer	'Cannabis alters human DNA' Research at University of Leicester highlights cancer risk from cannabis smoke Jump to full article: EurekAlert, 2009-06-16 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cessation · Nicotine · Genes · Addiction	Nicotine's Double Role In Lung Cancer Jump to full article: Medical News TODAY(UK), 2009-06-10 Author: Source: Keely Savoie American Thoracic Society Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Lung Cancer · Genes · Cancer non-USA, by Country · New Zealand	Smokers can take cancer risk test Jump to full article: Agence France Presse (AFP) (fr), 2009-06-10 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Lung Cancer · Genes	Cisplatin doubles lung cancer survival time in mice Jump to full article: News-Medical.net, 2009-06-09 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Genes · inflamation/infections/immunity	Genes and smoking play role in rheumatoid arthritis Jump to full article: EurekAlert, 2009-06-01 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Genes · inflamation/infections/immunity non-USA, by Country · Sweden	Genes And Smoking Play Role In Rheumatoid Arthritis Jump to full article: ScienceDaily, 2009-06-02 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Lung Cancer · Genes	Activated stem cells in damaged lungs could be first step toward cancer Jump to full article: EurekAlert, 2009-05-26 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Genes · inflamation/infections/immunity	Closer to an effective treatment for gum disease in smokers Published in Environmental Microbiology Jump to full article: EurekAlert, 2009-05-11 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cessation · Pregnancy · Women · Genes · Addiction non-USA, by Country · UK	Women who can't quit smoking during pregnancy can blame their genes Smokers with 'addict gene' are 66% less likely to quit when pregnant Jump to full article: The Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday (uk), 2009-05-15 Author: Fiona Macrae Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cessation · Pregnancy · Women · Genes non-USA, by Country · UK	Smoking gene link in pregnancy Jump to full article: BBC Online, 2009-05-15 Author: the final three months of pregnancy, 47 Jump to full article »
Categories · Cessation · Pregnancy · Women · Genes non-USA, by Country · UK	A common genetic variant in the 15q24 nicotinic acetylcholine receptor gene cluster (CHRNA5-CHRNA3-CHRNB4) is associated with a reduced ability of women to quit smoking in pregnancy Jump to full article: Human Molecular Genetics, 2009-05-09 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cessation · Pregnancy · Women · Genes non-USA, by Country · UK	Genes: An Extra Hurdle To Quitting Smoking During Pregnancy? Jump to full article: ScienceDaily, 2009-05-14 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Genes · Food/Diet/Obesity	News briefs from the May issue of Chest Jump to full article: EurekAlert, 2009-05-06 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Genes · inflamation/infections/immunity	Moving Closer To An Effective Treatment For Gum Disease In Smokers Jump to full article: Medical News TODAY(UK), 2009-05-12 Author: Source: Lucy Collister Wiley-Blackwell Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Genes · inflamation/infections/immunity	Tobacco-induced alterations to Porphyromonas gingivalis–host interactions Environmental Microbiology Volume 11 Issue 5, Pages 1242 - 1253 Jump to full article: Wiley InterScience, 2009-01-23 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Genes · Food/Diet/Obesity	Smoking may boost "fat-depleting" gene Jump to full article: Reuters, 2009-05-12 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Business (Tobacco) · Cessation · Nicotine · Genes	Genome wide association for smoking cessation success: participants in a trial with adjunctive denicotinized cigarettes Jump to full article: Molecular Medicine , 2009-04-29 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cessation · Genes · Food/Diet/Obesity	Cigarette Smoking Induces Overexpression of a Fat Depleting Gene AZGP1 in the Human Airway Epithelium May 1, 2009; 135 (5) Jump to full article: Chest, 2009-05-01 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Genes · Food/Diet/Obesity	Weight-Loss Gene May Keep Smokers Thinner Increases in a protein likely cause, but study doesn't provide direct proof Jump to full article: HealthDay [HealthScout], 2009-05-06 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cessation · Genes · Food/Diet/Obesity	• Gene study explains why smokers are burning the fat as well as cigarettes Jump to full article: The Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday (uk), 2009-05-06 Author: Daily Mail Reporter Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Lung Cancer · Genes	• NCI, Canary Seek Non-smoking Lung Cancer Causes Jump to full article: GenomeWeb, 2009-05-04 Author: a GenomeWeb staff reporter Jump to full article »
Categories · Society · Cross-Border/Crime · Genes · Smokeless USA, by State · Wisconsin	Tobacco spit leads to charges in Wis. safe theft Jump to full article: AP, 2009-04-21 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Nicotine · Genes · Cancer non-USA, by Country · UK	Nicotine gum 'cancer risk' Jump to full article: Yorkshire Post (uk), 2009-04-25 Author: Source: NHS Choices Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Pregnancy · Genes · COPD	• In Utero Smoke Exposure, Glutathione S-Transferase P1 Haplotypes, and Respiratory Illness-Related Absence Among Schoolchildren Jump to full article: Pediatrics, 2009-04-30 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cessation · Nicotine · Genes · Addiction	Throwing the micro switch: MicroRNA may link smoking risk gene to neurobiology of addiction Jump to full article: EurekAlert, 2009-04-23 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cessation · Genes · Addiction	MicroRNA May Link Smoking Risk Gene To Neurobiology Of Addiction Jump to full article: Medical News TODAY(UK), 2009-04-27 Author: Source: Jayne Dawkins Elsevier Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Genes · Addiction	• Throwing the micro switch: MicroRNA may link smoking risk gene to neurobiology of addiction Jump to full article: EurekAlert, 2009-04-24 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Genes · Cancer	• Experts Highlight Inroads to Preventing Cancer Folic acid supplements, smoking and genetics are among research targets Jump to full article: HealthDay [HealthScout], 2009-04-20 Author: Amanda Gardner HealthDay Reporter Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cessation · Nicotine · Genes · Cancer	• 'Cancer risk of nicotine gum and lozenges higher than thought' Jump to full article: Times Of London (uk), 2009-04-22 Author: Mark Henderson, Science Editor Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Lung Cancer · Nicotine · Genes · Cancer	FOXM1 Upregulation Is an Early Event in Human Squamous Cell Carcinoma and it Is Enhanced by Nicotine during Malignant Transformation Jump to full article: National Institutes of Health (NIH), 2009-03-16 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Genes · Cancer non-USA, by Country · UK	Cancer just down to genes 'is a myth', warn scientists People should stop believing cancer is just down to "bad luck" or their genes and look to their own lifestyle, an expert claims. Jump to full article: Electronic Telegraph (uk), 2009-04-19 Author: Daily Telegraph Reporter Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Lung Cancer · Genes USA, by State · Ohio	• Ohio researchers ID gene related to lung cancer Jump to full article: Mansfield (OH) News Journal, 2009-04-19 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Lung Cancer · Genes	Some Good News In The Fight Against Lung Cancer Jump to full article: Health News Digest, 2009-04-19 Author: Michael D. Shaw, Contributing Columnist Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Lung Cancer · Genes · COPD	Also in the April 7 JNCI: Meeting Participants Call for Integrated Research on COPD and Lung Cancer Jump to full article: EurekAlert, 2009-04-07 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cessation · Genes	Nicotine abstinence genotyping: assessing the impact on smoking cessation clinical trials The Pharmacogenomics Journal (2009) 9, 111-115; doi:10.1038/tpj.2008.10; published online 9 September 2008 Jump to full article: Nature, 2009-03-27 Author: G R Uhl1, T Drgon1, C Johnson1 and J E Rose2 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Teen Smoking/Youth · Secondhand Smoke · Pregnancy · Women · Genes · COPD	Variation in the GST mu Locus and Tobacco Smoke Exposure as Determinants of Childhood Lung Function - Jump to full article: American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, 2009-03-27 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Teen Smoking/Youth · Secondhand Smoke · Pregnancy · Women · Genes · COPD · Parenting / Family issues	• Gene Variants May Determine Lung Function and Susceptibility to Maternal Smoking Jump to full article: Newswise, 2009-03-26 Author: Source: American Thoracic Society (ATS) Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cessation · Genes · costs/finances	• Genetically Stratifying Smoking-Cessation Trials Could Save Up to $15M, Researchers Find Jump to full article: GenomeWeb, 2009-03-25 Author: Turna Ray Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Lung Cancer · Genes · COPD	Environmental Genetics Group / Genetic Susceptibility in Lung Disease Jump to full article: National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, 2009-03-26 Author: [item undated] Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Genes · Op-Ed	BEGLEY: Lab Notes : Genes and Second-Hand Smoke Jump to full article: Newsweek, 2009-03-25 Author: Sharon Begley Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Nicotine · Genes · Mental Health/Neurology	• Caltech Researchers Find Tiny Genetic Change Keeps Nicotine from Binding to Muscle Cells Research provides insight into the way nicotine works in the brain Jump to full article: California Institute of Technology (CalTech), 2009-03-23 Author: Caltech Press Release, 3/23/2009, Dennis Dougherty, Henry Lester, Nyssa Puskar, Jai Shanata Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Genes · COPD	Researchers Suspect Genetic Link to COPD Inherited susceptibility to cigarette smoke may be the key Jump to full article: HealthDay [HealthScout], 2009-03-20 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Genes · COPD	Genetic irregularities linked to higher risk of COPD among smokers Jump to full article: EurekAlert, 2009-03-19 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Asthma · Genes · COPD	ADAM33 polymorphisms are associated with COPD and lung function in long-term tobacco smokers Respiratory Research 2009, 10:21doi:10.1186/1465-9921-10-21 Jump to full article: Respiratory Research, 2009-03-12 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Asthma · Genes · COPD	Smokers' COPD Risk Is Genetic Jump to full article: ScienceDaily, 2009-03-13 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cardio-vascular · Genes · Mental Health/Neurology	• Smoking ups brain-bleed risk with family history Jump to full article: Reuters, 2009-03-09 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Genes · COPD	• Genes May Decide Which Smokers Get Lung Disease Certain DNA could encourage chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, research shows Jump to full article: HealthDay [HealthScout], 2009-03-11 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Teen Smoking/Youth · Secondhand Smoke · Pregnancy · Genes · Mental Health/Neurology	• Combination of Genes and Prenatal Exposure to Smoking Increases Teens' Risk of Disruptive Behavior NIDA Study Shows Different Gene Variants Influence this Risk for Girls and Boys. Jump to full article: National Institutes of Health (NIH), 2009-03-04 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Lung Cancer · Genes	Gene defect raises lung cancer risk Jump to full article: AAP (Australian Associated Press) (au), 2009-03-05 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Lung Cancer · Women · Genes USA, by State · Kentucky	Esther P. Black, Ph.D., University of Kentucky, College of Pharmacy Dual targeted therapy: can MEK inhibition improve response and reduce acquired resistance in EGFR-dependent NSCLC? Jump to full article: Joan's Legacy: Uniting Against Lung Cancer , 2009-03-04 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Lung Cancer · Genes	2008 Research Grant Recipients Jump to full article: Joan's Legacy: Uniting Against Lung Cancer , 2009-03-04 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Lung Cancer · Women · Genes USA, by State · Kentucky	Grant contributes to fight non-smoker lung cancer Jump to full article: Kentucky Kernel (University of Kentucky), 2009-03-02 Author: Andrea Frye Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Lung Cancer · Genes · Cancer	Push is on to tailor cancer care to tumor's genes Jump to full article: AP, 2009-02-17 Author: LAURAN NEERGAARD &ndash Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Related · Secondhand Smoke · Pregnancy · Asthma · Genes	Prenatal Exposure to Traffic Pollution May Lead to Asthma Environment can boost mutations in genes, study says Jump to full article: HealthDay [HealthScout], 2009-02-16 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Genes · inflamation/infections/immunity	Gene-environment interaction between HLA-DRB1 shared epitope and heavy cigarette smoking in predicting incident RA Ann Rheum Dis. Published Online First: 16 January 2009. Jump to full article: Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases, 2009-01-16 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Business (Tobacco) · Genes non-USA, by Country · Switzerland	Tobacco Molecular Geneticist : Neuchatel, Switzerland Jump to full article: Nature, 2009-02-04 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Genes · Aging/Elderly	Cigarette Smoke Induces Cellular Senescence via Werner's Syndrome Protein Downregulation Am. J. Respir. Crit. Care Med., Volume 179, Number 4, February 2009, 279-287 Jump to full article: American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, 2009-02-09 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cardio-vascular · Genes · Cancer · COPD · Aging/Elderly	• Smokers Have Rapid Aging Defect Smokers and People With Premature Aging Disease Suffer Same Cell Defect Jump to full article: WebMD, 2009-02-06 Author: Daniel J. DeNoon WebMD Health News Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Genes · Aging/Elderly	• Effects Of Smoking Linked To Accelerated Aging Protein Jump to full article: ScienceDaily, 2009-02-06 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Pregnancy · Genes	Researchers investigate prenatal smoking link with antisocial behavior in children Jump to full article: physorg.com, 2009-02-02 Author: Source: Cardiff University Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Pregnancy · Genes · Mental Health/Neurology	Disentangling prenatal and inherited influences in humans with an experimental design Jump to full article: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), 2009-02-02 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Smokefree Policies · Genes · Op-Ed non-USA, by Country · Ireland	KENNY: A complete smoking ban won't stub out the habit Jump to full article: Irish Independent (ie), 2009-02-03 Author: Mary Kenny Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Pregnancy · Genes · Mental Health/Neurology	• New step reported in untangling nature vs nurture Jump to full article: AP, 2009-02-02 Author: RANDOLPH E. SCHMID AP Science Writer Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Genes	MicroRNAs as modulators of smoking-induced gene expression changes in human airway epithelium Jump to full article: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), 2009-01-23 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Genes	• Discovery hints at pill to curb smoking damage Jump to full article: New Scientist, 2009-01-12 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Agricultural · Cessation · Genes · Addiction non-USA, by Country · Japan	Gene breakthrough to make smoking less addictive Japanese scientists have identified the gene that transports nicotine from the roots of tobacco plants to their leaves, opening the way for the creation of nicotine-free cigarettes. Jump to full article: Electronic Telegraph (uk), 2009-01-22 Author: Julian Ryall in Tokyo Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cessation · Tobacco Control · Lung Cancer · Genes · Cancer · Aging/Elderly · costs/finances	Genes explain why some drinkers and smokers die young, while others escape Two newly identified genes can increase the chances of an unhealthy lifestyle giving you cancer, scientists believe. Jump to full article: Electronic Telegraph (uk), 2009-01-19 Author: Kate Devlin, Medical Correspondent Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Agricultural · Genes non-USA, by Country · Japan	• Researchers open door to nicotine-free tobacco Jump to full article: Yomiuri Shimbun., 2009-01-20 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Genes · Sex/Fertility	Ill-conceived habit Research shows that smokers' sperm counts are on average 13-17 per cent lower than non-smokers, writes Michael Kelly Jump to full article: Irish Times (ie), 2009-01-20 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Lung Cancer · Genes	SNPs Of ABC Transporter Genes Linked To Lung Cancer Risk Jump to full article: ScienceDaily, 2008-12-22 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Genes · Cancer	DNA repair patterns may predict risk of pancreatic cancer Jump to full article: EurekAlert, 2009-01-15 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cessation · Lung Cancer · Nicotine · Genes · Addiction	Case-control study of the D2 dopamine receptor gene and smoking status in lung cancer patients Volume 90, Number 5, March 1998 Jump to full article: Journal of the National Cancer Institute, 1998-03-01 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Lung Cancer · Genes	Researchers Identify Another Potential Biomarker For Lung Cancer Jump to full article: ScienceDaily, 2009-01-14 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Lung Cancer · Genes Organizations · Iarc	• In Lung Cancer, Silencing One Crucial Gene Disrupts Normal Functioning Of Genome Jump to full article: ScienceDaily, 2009-01-05 Jump to full article »

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• Gene study explains why smokers are burning the fat as well as cigarettes

• NCI, Canary Seek Non-smoking Lung Cancer Causes

• In Utero Smoke Exposure, Glutathione S-Transferase P1 Haplotypes, and Respiratory Illness-Related Absence Among Schoolchildren

• Throwing the micro switch: MicroRNA may link smoking risk gene to neurobiology of addiction

• Experts Highlight Inroads to Preventing Cancer

• 'Cancer risk of nicotine gum and lozenges higher than thought'

• Ohio researchers ID gene related to lung cancer

• Gene Variants May Determine Lung Function and Susceptibility to Maternal Smoking

• Genetically Stratifying Smoking-Cessation Trials Could Save Up to $15M, Researchers Find

• Caltech Researchers Find Tiny Genetic Change Keeps Nicotine from Binding to Muscle Cells

• Smoking ups brain-bleed risk with family history

• Genes May Decide Which Smokers Get Lung Disease

• Combination of Genes and Prenatal Exposure to Smoking Increases Teens' Risk of Disruptive Behavior

• Smokers Have Rapid Aging Defect

• Effects Of Smoking Linked To Accelerated Aging Protein

• New step reported in untangling nature vs nurture

• Discovery hints at pill to curb smoking damage

• Researchers open door to nicotine-free tobacco

• In Lung Cancer, Silencing One Crucial Gene Disrupts Normal Functioning Of Genome

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