Studies testing the effect of single genetic variants on substance use have had modest
success. This paper reviewed 39 studies using polygenic measures to test interaction with …

Considerable progress has been made in elucidating the relationships between early life
psychobiological and environmental risk factors and the development of tobacco addiction …

Background The present study assessed gene–environment interactions linking maternal
parenting styles to childhood obesity and alcohol and tobacco use. Methods Data were …

Background The abuse of psychogenic drugs can lead to multiple health-related problems.
Genetic and environmental vulnerabilities are factors in the emergence of substance use …

It is a matter of speculation whether the high prevalence of smoking among Hungarian
Roma (HR) is related to genetic, gene-environmental interactions or cultural factors. Our aim …

Background The high prevalence rates and impact of tobacco smoking in individuals with a
psychotic disorder have become an increasing interest. Little is known about tobacco …

Secondhand smoke exposure is a major public health risk that is especially harmful to the
developing brain, but it is unclear if early exposure affects brain structure during middle age …

Pharmacogenetics studies have identified several allelic variants with the potential to reduce
toxicity and improve treatment outcome. The present study was designed to determine if …

Smoking has caused great public health burdens in the global. Although socioeconomic
factors have been confirmed to substantially influence smoking behaviors, the impact of …

Introduction Tobacco smoking is the leading cause of preventable death globally. Smoking
quantity, measured in cigarettes per day, is influenced both by the age of onset of regular …