Blame your genes if your smoking-cessation drug won't work: study
Blame your genes if your smoking-cessation drug won't work: study
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Whether you possess a drug-metabolizing gene may determine whether or not the smoking cessation drug you're taking will work, finds a new study. |
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News entry number 2381 added on Sep 19, 2007 in the Health category.
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