A study observed that men and women both perceived smoking differently. Men smoked for the stronger effects of nicotine, while women smoked to regulate their mood or fit in a social setting. It was also shown that more women craved cigarette smoking while experiencing stressful episodes.Does smoking affect women differently than men?
A study observed that men and women both perceived smoking differently. Men smoked for the stronger effects of nicotine, while women smoked to regulate their mood or fit in a social setting. It was also shown that more women craved cigarette smoking while experiencing stressful episodes.
