Introduction US tobacco control policies to reduce cigarette use have been effective, but
their impact has been relatively slow. This study considers a strategy of switching cigarette …

Importance A national policy is under consideration to reduce the nicotine content of
cigarettes to lower nicotine addiction potential in the United States. Objective To examine …

Introduction: Behavioral economic studies of nicotine product consumption have traditionally
examined substitution between two products and rarely examined substitution with more …

Introduction Although nicotine is the primary reinforcing constituent in cigarettes, there is
evidence that other constituents in cigarette smoke may interact with nicotine to reinforce …

Abstract This Special Issue of Preventive Medicine (PM) focuses on behavior change,
health, and health disparities, topics of fundamental importance to improving population …

Objectives Research that can provide a scientific foundation for the United States Food and
Drug Administration (FDA) tobacco policy decisions is needed to inform tobacco regulatory …

Methods We merged machine-measured nicotine yield in cigarette smoke and pack
characteristics obtained from reports filed by tobacco manufacturers with the Federal Trade …

Abstract Background The Cigarette Purchase Tasks (CPT) measures the relative reinforcing
value of cigarettes (ie, cigarette demand). Extant work supports a relation between cigarette …

Background Cigarette smoking continues to be a major health concern and remains the
leading preventable cause of death in the US. Recent efforts have been made to determine …

Background This study determined if a within-session dose-reduction design sufficiently
captures elasticity of demand for nicotine in male and female rats using environmental …