als bei Chantix, was auch die Studienabbruchrate von nur 5% zeigt.
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Now, with the help of the National Institutes of Health, Stewart is trying to introduce the laburnum-derived drug to the U.S. market. The pill works by interrupting tobacco cravings, much like Pfizer’s top-selling Chantix, but possibly without that drug’s high-profile side effects and at a much lower price. A recent run of positive studies have buoyed the pill’s prospects. Today, researchers are excited about what could be the first new treatment for smoking cessation to emerge in years.
“We need this,” said David Shurtleff, deputy director of the NIH Center for Complementary and Integrative Health, explaining why his agency is helping to get the drug approved.