UW-Madison study links nicotine addiction to genetic variation in brain

Some smokers have more of an urge to light up right after they wake up, and UW-Madison researchers have identified a reason: genetic variation in a substance that breaks down nicotine in the brain.
Source: LacrosseTribune.com

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