… is to identify the severity of tobacco abuse, in oral cavity, as … no tobacco habits and another
with a history of tobacco abuse … situation about the risk of tobacco abuse. Results prove that …

… used to assess the abuse liability of drugs that can be applied to tobacco products in … 907
of the authorizing legislation), as well as new tobacco products (described in Section 910), and …

… Participants in the current study wore noninvasive sensors to … “event stamp” that recorded
their tobacco use as a specific … sociated with craving and/or tobacco use behavior. To facilitate …

… The earwax, which is considered a neglected body secretion, is a useful tool to determine
the exposure to tobacco smoke noninvasively and without the influence of external …

… Widespread tobacco use and high interest in quitting … tobacco use is a prerequisite to
evaluation of cessation programs, yet there has been only one published examination of tobacco …

… Tobacco use in adolescents can alter their lifetime health outcomes. Despite the importance
of early identification and treatment, adolescent tobacco … assess recent and lifetime tobacco …

… Assessment of cotinine levels in saliva may be considered for outpatient monitoring due to
its noninvasive nature, … who use tobacco due to its high sensitivity, specificity, reliability, and …

… for tobacco studies, including the International Tobacco Control (ITC… assess factors associated
with tobacco use.12 Host factors are intrinsic to the individual; that is, to individual tobacco …

… Non-invasive detection of drugs and their metabolites is of great interest in forensic science.
Having a test for drugs of abuse … from the consumption of tobacco or cigars produced false …

… through active use of tobacco products, secondhand, and/or thirdhand tobacco smoke (SHS…
comprehensive assessment of NICT metabolites in a readily accessible, noninvasive matrix. …