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The effect was dose-dependent: the more someone used per week, the worse their vascular function. Worryingly, even relatively small doses of 2.5mg multiple times a week seemed to have a harmful effect
Addiction treatment used to be this niche territory, occupied by palatial retreats solely for the wealthy, or rag-tag government-funded nonprofits
Diving deep into this untold history, he also brings essential insight into how the construction of pleasure-enhancing products and processes of racialization have enjoyed mutually informing histories well into the twentieth century. Samuel Kelton Roberts Jr., Columbia University "Keith Wailoo tells the intricate and poignant story of menthol cigarettes for the first time