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Health Smart patch reduces cravings for alcohol and drugs Researchers encouraged by results in ‘immensely challenging’ first year of recovery Mass General Brigham Communications October 1,
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Health Regulating vaping with a deadlier habit in mind Policies aimed at protecting youth walk fine line or risk driving users to cigarettes, say
