Antecedentes. La información sobre cómo las diferentes fases del ciclo menstrual pueden
influir en el logro de la abstinencia de tabaco es contradictoria. Objetivo. Se realizó una …

Background and Objectives: A growing body of research suggests that nicotine withdrawal
and cigarette craving may vary across the menstrual cycle and that the luteal phase of the …

This study employs a rigorous inpatient laboratory setting to test the hypothesis that
withdrawal symptomatology in short-term smoking cessation in women is increased in the …

Women are at an increased risk of relapse after a smoking cessation attempt. While the
reasons for this phenomenon are not fully understood, recent research indicates that both …

Clinical studies are emerging which suggest that sex hormones may play a role in quit
attempts and relapse. The present study aim is to determine if menstrual phase plays a role …

Introduction: To determine the effect of ovarian hormones on smoking, we conducted a
systematic review of menstrual cycle effects on smoking (ie, ad lib smoking, smoking …

Women have lower quit rates in smoking cessation than men. There are several factors
suggested which are relevant to women's difficulties in smoking programs. One factor cited …

Menstrual phase and depressive symptoms are known to minimize quit attempts in women.
Therefore, the influence of these factors on smoking-and menstrual-related symptomatology …

Evidence suggests that women are less likely to quit smoking than are men. This may reflect
differences in nicotine dependence and, more specifically perhaps, nicotine withdrawal and …

A 2-way factorial repeated measures design examined the effects of menstrual cycle phase
(mid-late follicular and late luteal) and smoking condition (ad libitum smoking and 24 hours …