P.0623 The clinical relevance of the pharmacokinetics of psilocybin
European Neuropsychopharmacology December 1, 2021 A. Andreiev, E. Bucuci, J. Chue et al. 1 citation
Among Polish dentists surveyed in 2013-2014, 13.2% were active nicotine users, with an average smoking duration of 20 years and 15 cigarettes per day. Moderate dependence was most common, and 44.4% had never tried to quit. Non-smokers were more often women, pedodontists, and younger practitioners, while active users were more common among men, dentists over 44, and surgical specialists. 73% of respondents had never learned the basics of minimal anti-nicotine intervention. The prevalence of nicotine addiction was 10% lower than in the general population but average compared to foreign studies. Reducing nicotine use among Polish dentists by 5% is recommended through better dissemination of anti-nicotine knowledge.