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1/12/2009

Scans of smokers taken before and 24 hours after quitting show increased activity in certain areas of the brain that cue the person to crave a cigarette when they view photographs of others smoking. That means quitting smoking may not be a matter of conscious control, according to researchers at Duke University Medical Center.