Figure 1 2.3 Recruitment and data collection To obtain a nationally representative sample, we contracted Rakuten Insight (Rakuten), a third-party research online survey platform
PCP is an acronym for phencyclidine (also known as angel dust), a dissociative anesthetic that was once used for humans but was discontinued due to the effects it caused, such as irrational, aggressive, and delusional behavior.[2] Today, people abuse PCP by dipping their cigarettes into the liquid and smoking it, which is known on the street as smoking wet. On the other hand, embalming fluid is a mixture of a variety of solvents, including formaldehyde, methanol, and glutaraldehyde
A growing number of smokers tend to be "light" smokers, going through less than half a pack of cigarettes a day, the authors write
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These findings provide new insight into why people add tobacco to their joints, and are often addicted to tobacco after they quit cannabis." Links Research paper in Psychological Medicine Chandni Hindocha's academic profile Professor Val Curran's academic profile UCL Clinical Psychopharmacology Unit Media coverage Image Source: Philippa Willitts on Flickr Media contact Chris Lane Tel: +44 (0)20 7679 9222 Email: chris.lane [at] ucl.ac.uk