A mouth spray that delivers a dose of nicotine faster than patches and gums may help some smokers quit long-term, suggests a new study from Scandinavian and German researchers. In a controlled trial ...

Can’t quit smoking? There may be a new way to help you stop. A fast-acting nicotine spray, applied directly into the mouth, has shown success in helping people kick the habit, according to Reuters ...

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Nicotine nasal spray won't help teen smokers kick the habit, at least in its current formulation, new research published in Pediatrics suggests. Sign up here. Adolescents ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . “Aside from the nicotine nasal spray that has limited appeal due to initial local irritation, existing [nicotine ...

A nicotine mouth spray may help calm cigarette cravings up to three times faster than nicotine lozenges or chewing gum, a study suggests. This added speed might help recovering smokers avoid powerful ...

An independent expert panel to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday recommended approval of GlaxoSmithKline Plc's over-the-counter nicotine oral spray that aims to help smokers quit ...

A 12-year-old 'smoking addict' made 20 pupils violently sick after she passed around her NHS nicotine spray. The girl brought in the Nicorette mouth spray – prescribed to help her kick her addiction - ...