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Does tobacco smoking prevent alcohol-induced slowing of EEG alpha frequency in individuals consuming alcohol?
Does tobacco smoking prevent alcohol-induced slowing of EEG alpha frequency in individuals consuming alcohol?
Smoking appears to counteract the slowing of EEG alpha frequency typically induced by alcohol consumption.
Smoking may counteract alcohol-induced EEG alpha slowing; leaves open clinical relevance and requires prospective confirmation.
Tobacco smoking either prior to or during alcohol consumption or both counteracted the alcohol-induced slowing of alpha frequency which was evident in both nonsmokers and deprived smokers.
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