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At the same time, women became more involved in public life, earning the right to vote in 1920, and entering the work force during the absence of the fighting men. Eager to display their new sense of worth and fortitude, women smoked cigarettes, some even publicly. The tobacco industry responded with brands and advertisements aimed especially at women. While war may have brought the cigarette to America, marketing has kept it here. Since the introduction of the cigarette to America, the tobacco industry has spent untold billions of dollars on insuring its complete assimilation into U.S. popular culture. Despite the 1971 ban of radio and television advertisements for cigarettes, the industry has successfully inducted characters such as Old Joe Camel, The Marlboro Man, and the Kool Penguin into the popular iconography. A 1991 study published by the Journal of the American Medical Association revealed that 91 percent of six year olds could identify Joe Camel hupmann100 as the character representing Camel cigarettes and that Joe Camel is recognized by preschoolers as often as Mickey Mouse. Aside from advertising, cigarettes have been marketed, most notably to the youth market, through hupmann100 a myriad of other promotional activities from industry-sponsored sporting and entertainment events to product placement in movies. In 1993 alone, the tobacco industry spent $6 billion keeping their cigarettes fresh in the minds of Americans. Nursing students are more likely to smoke cigarettes and be more nicotine-dependent than their medical school counterparts, according to an Oct 14, 2003, news release from the American College of Chest Physicians. In a study conducted by researchers from Jefferson Medical College at Thomas Jefferson University, Philadelphia, 397 medical students (ie, 212 women, 185 men) and 126 nursing students (ie, 105 women, 21 men) completed an anonymous demographics survey and the Fagerstrom hupmann100 test for nicotine dependence (FTND). Results showed that 13.5% of the nursing students smoked cigarettes compared to 3.3% of the medical students. Additionally, 17.4% of the nursing students and 9.8% of the medical students classified themselves as former smokers.

Despite the fact that the use of tobacco constitutes the most serious common medical problem, access to effective treatment remains limited for the majority of Brazilians. The difficulty in stopping smoking is highlighted by the fact that only 2.5% of all smokers actually succeed in remaining abstinent for a year. (2) One of the main problems for those attempting to stop smoking is the syndrome of withdrawal from nicotine.The association between abstinence from nicotine and the presence of depressive symptoms has been widely reported in the literature. (3-13) Studies showed that the association between smoking and depression is specific for nicotine-dependent individuals, being directly proportional to the degree of dependence on nicotine as evaluated by specific dependence tests. (6,8,10,14) hupmann100 Several studies have evaluated the effect of the administration of antidepressants on abstinence from nicotine. Initial trials with doxepin, a tricyclic antidepressant, showed positive results in aiding abstinence from nicotine. (15) A form of therapy with sustained-release hupmann100 bupropion, hupmann100 a unicyclic antidepressant, also appeared to be effective in the treatment of abstinence from nicotine. (16)

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