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A recent study by researchers at UW-Milwaukees Zilber School of Public Health, for instance, found that stores in predominantly African-American and Hispanic ZIP codes are more likely to engage in tactics like placing tobacco next to candy, placing ads in the line of sight of children and offering price promotions on items like small cigars selling for less than $1, said Linnea Laestadius , an assistant professor in the School of Public Health

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This includes more sophisticated use of medications and more intensive and more individualized behavioral treatment. Working with biology The main reason tobacco is so addictive is because it contains nicotine, a chemical found in the tobacco plant that triggers the release of endorphins and dopamine (the feel-good hormone) in the brain