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Phenotypic and genetic characterization of different modes of lifetime nicotine use in the All of Us Research Program
ObjectiveExisting genetic studies of nicotine consumption have largely focused on cigarette smoking, despite other modes emerging. Different nicotine use modes have varying use patterns and user characteristics that may contribute to distinct environmental and genetic influences. This study aims to
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