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In brief, the Cochrane review showed that all three treatments reduced weight gain by 0.5 kg (nicotine replacement therapy), 1.1 kg (bupropion), and 0.4 kg (varenicline)

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Addiction is defined as the individual perception of a constraint of smoking with struggles to stop or reduce smoking for long intervals of time

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