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AstraZeneca said an experimental antidepressant that mimics some of nicotine's mood-elevating effects failed in a large clinical trial, a setback for attempts to develop a successor to widely used antidepressants.
What's News— 2011
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LONDON—U.K. drug maker AstraZeneca PLC said an experimental antidepressant that mimics some of nicotine's mood-elevating effects failed in a large clinical trial, a setback for the company's attempts to develop a possible successor to today's widely used antidepressants.
AstraZeneca Dealt Setback on Antidepressant Jeanne Whalen 2011
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An unexpected drop in weight, blood pressure and respiration was recorded in nicotine subjects and can be partly explained by nicotine's mild anorexic effects, researchers said.
A New Weapon in the Fight Against Superbugs Ann Lukits 2012
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AstraZeneca, based in the U.K., said it was scrapping further trials of an experimental antidepressant designed to mimic some of nicotine's mood-elevating effects.
AstraZeneca, Novartis Report Drug Setbacks Jeanne Whalen 2011
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Targacept has said that TC-5214 lacks nicotine's addictive properties.
AstraZeneca Dealt Setback on Antidepressant Jeanne Whalen 2011
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Targacept started out as a subsidiary of R.J. Reynolds, whose scientists spent decades studying nicotine's effects on the body.
AstraZeneca Dealt Setback on Antidepressant Jeanne Whalen 2011
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Nicotine is a powerfully reinforcing drug and once the brain becomes dependent on nicotine's presence it is extremely difficult to stop using.
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Its argument is bolstered by voluminous evidence that the industry has long been aware of nicotine's addictive properties -- a charge the industry denies.
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Named 'Chentix', it works by masquerading as 'nicotine' adequately enough to occupy the brain's 'nicotine's' receptors.
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Speak to Nicotine's Sad Grip Recent warnings that the smoking-cessation drug Chantix may cause erratic behavior and suicidal thoughts provide a new window into nicotine's dark and powerful grip on the brain.
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