This helps explain why shooting drugs is generally more addictive than swallowing them and why smoking crack or shooting cocaine powder are both more addictive than snorting it.
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If it works, it could become more addictive than ever.
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" He called the show "one of television's more addictive treats.
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He says it's more emotional and, as a designer, more addictive.
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Medical researchers say this makes the Juul more addictive for youth.
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Because technology will only continue to grow more and more addictive. _________
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It keeps getting more addictive: Notifications keep us glued to our phones.
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In fact, carbonation makes any drink much more addictive, according to Wenk.
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Netflix has offered higher-profile series, but none better or more addictive.
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" Yet a commonality exists: "Very often it makes a perfume more addictive.
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Google built its empire on the back of technology's more addictive elements.
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Context: Fentanyl is cheap, easy to synthesize and more addictive than heroin.
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Even refined sugar may now be even more rewarding, and thus more addictive.
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Fentanyl is cheap, easily synthesized in a lab and more addictive than heroin.
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Heroin is even deadlier than opioid painkillers; it's far more potent, and more addictive.
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And that could be far more addictive than any single app on your phone.
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If Picked For You succeeds, it could make Instagram more addictive beyond its feed.
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"You," one of television's more addictive treats, returns for a second season on Thursday.
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Experts today tend to agree that crack was no more addictive than powder cocaine.
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Scientists have proved that Oreos are more addictive than cocaine, yet they're available literally everywhere.
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The app pulls in content from other providers as well, making it even more addictive.
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Heroin is generally more potent, so it's more addictive and more likely to cause overdose.
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But their design can make them more addictive, and harder to quit, than regular cigarettes.
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Making websites more addictive can be great for your revenue but bad for your users.
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But friends nag friends to join, and when they do, their News Feeds become more addictive.
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But the skill and coordination needed to play the game makes it all that more addictive.
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In some cases yes, though not because technology is somehow more addictive in and of itself.
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It's one of those rare tracks that gets more and more addictive the longer you listen.
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I will also prosecute pharmaceutical companies that knowingly push more addictive drugs and doses on unsuspecting Americans.
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The faster [nicotine] goes into your bloodstream, the more satisfying it is, and, unfortunately, the more addictive.
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Critics argued that Judge Sweet was defeatist, and that heroin and crack were more addictive than alcohol.
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These medications have turned out to be less effective for treating chronic pain than thought–and far more addictive.
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In addition, the idea that vaping is no more addictive than smoking tobacco has been dispelled by several studies.
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Juul is promoting itself as a health-conscious company, even as it develops new, potentially more addictive vaping products.
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The increasing use of stronger and more addictive crystal meth, or ice, has driven a sharp rise in deaths.
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The charges alleged that the tobacco industry knowingly and intentionally made cigarettes more addictive by adding hundreds of substances.
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In one example, it was easier to get morphine than buprenorphine, even though morphine is far more addictive and deadly.
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Could they start to resent how video-game designers borrow slot-machine manufacturers' tricks to make their products more addictive?
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A study in the Journal of Clinical Psychiatry found that marijuana was more addictive than alcohol but less than tobacco.
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He's also seen them spiked with increased concentrations of 7-hydroxymitragynine, the more addictive of the plant's naturally occurring alkaloids.
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That number is sure to have risen with the adoption of newer more addictive social networking platforms, tablets and smartphones.
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You read about things like how Instagram's juking the numbers so they withhold your likes so it's that much more addictive.
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By nurturing an ecosystem of chat bots, Facebook could get outside developers to enhance Messenger's value and make it more addictive.
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It is often cited that menthol flavors are more addictive, because menthol chemicals allow nicotine to remain in the bloodstream longer.
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This gives smokers a more cigarette-like experience, but medical researchers say it also makes the product more addictive for youth.
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But in spite of its flaws, Harlots is far more addictive and even thoughtful than I initially gave it credit for.
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As I jumped back, I realized we'd already invented VR. Now we're just perfecting it, making it cheaper, better, more addictive.
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And it's now known Purdue dismissed warnings from doctors that OxyContin was more addictive than it advertised, even before its FDA approval.
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The game's mechanics are simple yet the game's overarching story is surprisingly complex, making the game more addictive than you may think.
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A study published in The Journal of Clinical Psychiatry found that marijuana was more addictive than alcohol but less so than tobacco.
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Today, the film reads as a prescient satire of how tech companies are pushing us toward tech that's even more addictive than smartphones.
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And because of fentanyl and other synthetic forms of heroin, the drugs on the streets are getting stronger, more addictive and more dangerous.
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"The 'Fast Web' seems today to be even faster, more frenetic, more addictive," he wrote in a 2016 update to his original post.
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Today, in many states, people can use marijuana to treat illnesses and pain, reduce withdrawal symptoms, and combat cravings for more addictive drugs.
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"Gram" is a slightly oblique plaint about how marijuana dealers have been treated as criminals while drug stores profit from more addictive drugs.
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Fentanyl — a synthetic opioid that is 50 times more addictive than heroin — has been linked to thousands of overdose deaths in the United States.
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While seductive, this line of reasoning fell apart when internal tobacco company documents revealed that the companies developed their products to be more addictive.
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Indeed, while denying that nicotine was addictive, the companies used their sophisticated understanding of nicotine as an addictive drug to design more addictive cigarettes.
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Recently, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has reported that these drugs are far less effective and much more addictive than previously thought.
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If reformulating your product to be more addictive or less healthy increases sales, then it's not only permissible but actually required to do so.
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Algorithms that learn to grab and hold our attention help make the platform and its sister products, Instagram and WhatsApp, stickier and more addictive.
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Opinion: The Met Gala was more addictive this year From the theme to its social significance, here's how Monday's Met Gala hit a cultural chord.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNKodak Black: Backlash After Vile Lauren London CommentsLori Loughlin: Fun with Daughter Despite Looming CaseLogan Paul: Video Games are More Addictive than Drugs!
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E-cigarette company Juul is facing mounting backlash from users who claim the nicotine salts in Juul products have made them more addictive, Wired reports.
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The new pods contain less nicotine than their U.S. counterparts, but they create an intense vapor, potentially making them even more addictive, experts told us.
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Currently, physical dependence on marijuana has never been proven, and it's common for pro-pot activists to claim that caffeine is statistically more addictive than cannabis.
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But two drugs which, in molecular theory, look quite similar can differ a lot in practice—with one more addictive, say, or easier to overdose on.
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" Lembke explains that substances that release high amounts of dopamine swiftly tend to be more addictive, "especially for those who are vulnerable to the sedative effect.
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Perhaps. Likewise, humans working in social-media companies decided to port the addiction algorithms of slot machines into newsfeeds, in order to make engagement more addictive.
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Since November 20163th firms have had, for example, to include wording in adverts that they "intentionally" designed smokes in a way that made them more addictive.
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Moreover, recent neuroscience research indicates that nicotine acts as a gateway drug by rewiring the adolescent brain to make heroin, cocaine and other opioids more addictive.
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You may have seen ads run by the big cigarette companies listing the dangers of smoking and that they manipulated cigarettes to make them more addictive.
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While researching this story, I asked many avid gamers if they think VR will be more addictive than traditional games because of the increased immersion it allows.
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For Onward co-founder and chief executive Gabe Zicherman, the company's work is an extension of his previous efforts trying to make technology more addictive through gamification.
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But unlike devastatingly addictive opioids, kratom is no more addictive than caffeine — something that is widely available and used every day by tens of millions of healthy Americans.
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No one knows if Juul is more addictive than regular cigarettes, but it's certainly possible that teens getting into Juul now may be wading into a lifelong habit.
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Tobacco, a drug scientists say is far more addictive and ruinous to health than cannabis, has been Malawi's chief foreign currency earner since independence from Britain in 1964.
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Instead, it's about configuring limits on the more addictive apps and games that eat up increasing amounts of children's time, while permitting educational tools to have fewer limits.
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Most people prefer semisweet chips, which have a soft melting quality that can lend itself to a more addictive mouthfeel with the crunchy caramelized cookie, according to King.
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Virtually no one knows exactly how addictive smoking is, and the tobacco industry has been hard at work manipulating their products to make them more addictive over time.
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Purdue has been criticized for dishonest marketing practices that pushed OxyContin on patients who didn't need it, or gave them dosage patterns that made the drug more addictive.
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The latest batch of bad publicity comes from three recent lawsuits, brought by young Juul users and their families, who allege Juul's products are more addictive than traditional cigarettes.
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Nicotine is far more addictive than THC, and its use pattern is more intrusive: stoners don't get overpowering physical cravings to hide in airplane bathrooms and hit a bong.
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And now, as accused by several states, including the State of New York, knowingly pushing something they knew had problems, they knew it was more addictive, deceiving people, etc.
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This means a short-acting drug, one that produces a series of highs and lows, will be more addictive due to repetition alone than a longer-acting one will be.
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Clockwork orange and other similar drugs like spice are stronger and much more addictive than cannabis, Murphy said, but young people may not be able to differentiate between the two.
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Another group read an exposé of cynical practices by some food companies, such as reformulating food to make it more addictive and labeling unhealthy products to make them appear healthy.
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While no single reason explains this discrepancy, a major factor is that African-Americans are far more likely to smoke menthol cigarettes, which may be more addictive than non-menthol.
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Wouldn't it make more sense to allow patients access to effective and less harmful drugs as a first treatment rather than beginning with the more addictive opioids on the market?
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Specifically, the agency announced that it's asking for public input on how menthol and other flavors make tobacco products more addictive and dangerous and what should be done about it.
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Opponents of marijuana legalization argue that it serves as a gateway to more addictive drugs, would increase the number of car crashes relating to marijuana use and would encourage recreational use.
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Just when we thought we untangled the jingle from the jangle, Riverdale introduced us to a new street drug that's even more addictive than the stuff they sell at Trader Joe's.
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The app curates unique individualized content streams by choosing from millions of 15-second videos uploaded by its users, and the effect is mesmerizing — even more addictive than precursors like Twitter.
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And VR porn, in an immersive, first-person experiential sense, has the potential to be even more addictive, and perhaps even preferential, over real life, precisely because it has no limits.
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Tate said she and Erkes reluctantly settled on extended-release morphine, a drug that UnitedHealthcare approved without any prior authorization, even though morphine is considered more addictive than the Butrans patch.
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The Drug Enforcement Administration, formally if not informally, still considers marijuana more dangerous and more addictive than the prescription painkillers and sedatives that accounted for more than 25,000 overdose deaths in 2014.
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What's more, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) guidelines suggest doctors first start by prescribing patients with the more addictive Schedule II immediate release opioids rather than the less addictive buprenorphine products.
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"The new e-cigarette devices are much more addictive than old models, making it harder to quit, so users will be exposed to flavor chemicals and their modifications for much longer," he noted.
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"I think that for sure, technology has addictive qualities that we have to address, and that product designers are working to make those products more addictive and we need to rein that back."
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I think that for sure, technology has addictive qualities that we have to address, and that product designers are working to make those products more addictive and we need to rein that back.
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Dr. Tate said she and Ms. Erkes reluctantly settled on extended-release morphine, a drug that UnitedHealthcare approved without any prior authorization, even though morphine is considered more addictive than the Butrans patch.
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Among their tools are synthetic substitutes like fentanyl — which is 50 times more addictive than heroin — as well as dangerous new fentanyl derivatives that are just starting to show up in the U.S. market.
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The result is something like if Siouxsie and the Banshees had been contemporaries of Spiritualized and Radiohead—surreal and mythic, stark and anxious, an album of paradox that gets more addictive with each play.
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Beijing will also exert more control over the flow of fentanyl — a synthetic opioid that is 50 times more addictive than heroin and has been linked to thousands of overdose deaths in the United States.
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Read more: Here's why Meghan Markle and Prince Harry stopped following Prince William and Kate Middleton on Instagram"Growing up in today's world, social media is more addictive than drugs and alcohol," said the prince.
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As the Washington Post explains, it doesn't work in the same way as those more addictive ones; rather than affecting opioid receptors in both our brains and guts, it only binds to those down below.
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This means the Myspace video page run by ScreenRush almost instantly became more addictive than YouTube in terms of average time spent, and caused people to view more than five times the average number of pages.
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It's a Catch-22, says Abrams: A really appealing, high-quality e-cigarette is going to be a more effective substitute for combustible cigarettes—but it's also going to be more addictive and appealing to teens.
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If it can be proven that mixing pot with coffee makes it more addictive (and more dangerous), there could be a push for more regulation against these products, or a ban on them in newly legalized states.
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BENIOFF: I THINK THAT FOR SURE TECHNOLOGY HAS ADDICTIVE QUALITIES THAT WE HAVE TO ADDRESS AND THAT PRODUCT DESIGNERS ARE WORKING TO MAKE THOSE PRODUCTS MORE ADDICTIVE AND WE NEED TO REIGN THAT BACK AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE.
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Marijuana is currently a banned substance for athletes operating under the World Anti-Doping Agency, so it would be difficult for cannabis coffee products to be marketed to athletes, particularly if they're believed to be more addictive than regular marijuana products.
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It can know who our friends are, it can know our taste in music, it can know our health concerns, our love life, and our politics – and internet companies can keep using this information to make their products ever more addictive.
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The question going forward will be whether Instagram's calculated move to an algorithmically sorted feed will make the service even more addictive, or ruin the real-time, what-you-post-is-what-they-see-now feel of the social network.
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Seven in 10 young people surveyed supported the recommendation, but with experts describing social media use as more addictive than cigarettes and alcohol, it's not clear whether a "heavy usage" pop-up would be enough to break through that barrier.
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Sometimes special structures were built and other times lakes were used, but there is evidence that the colosseum was once turned into a gladiatorial water world for a naumachia (the more you say that word, the more addictive it becomes).
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An American Scientist analysis, for instance, found even relatively safe marijuana has some potential for dependence; it's less addictive than heroin, meth, cocaine, nicotine, and alcohol, but more addictive than hallucinogens such as LSD, which doesn't cause much, if any, dependence.
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Whether that is just due to the difference in the substances — nicotine is much more addictive and thus also more inclined to lead to physical withdrawal symptoms — or also linked to how I approach behavior changes these days, I couldn't say.
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Her plan also includes penalizing drug companies that increase prices without justification, prosecuting companies that knowingly promote more addictive drugs and instructing the Department of Health and Human Services to create guidelines for importing drugs from licensed vendors in Canada.
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The whole issue with blowing the whistle [in the 1990s] was about what the industry was doing, particularly in making their cigarettes more addictive and some of the harmful additives they were using without ever disclosing it to the public.
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Such is the fate of Nesbo's Macbeth, who at the outset is a good cop, but soon enough hungers for promotion and power — which prove more addictive than the drugs and alcohol that trap so many in the world of this novel.
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A rat casino assembled by scientists from the University of British Columbia (UBC) have proven two things: that bright lights and sounds may cause us to engage in more addictive behavior, and that the release of dopamine is directly associated with risky gambling.
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The only thought I have on it is that I'm very concerned, as we'll talk about later, about the way that the touch technologies, I think, are a lot more addictive than, say, television screens that you and I grew up with.
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But bookmakers, backed by other researchers, counter that there is no clear evidence that the machine is any more addictive than other kinds of gambling — like the online casino, a product that is restricted in the United States but legal in Britain.
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Disney's sequel to the highest-grossing animated movie of all time gave us stunning visuals, a salamander character to fall in love with, and two more addictive songs that kids and adults alike will be singing and humming for months to come.
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Games like Candy Crush use color to subconsciously make us crave the next round, says Gal Shvebish, a mobile marketer noted in The Next Web, Entire companies exist solely to help app developers make their products more addictive, including with the use of color.
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While methamphetamine use has declined over all since the late 1990s, a period in which the drug-related death rate was at its worst, the increasing use of stronger and more addictive crystal meth, or ice, has driven the stark increase in methamphetamine-related deaths.
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Major concerns about students vaping are that nicotine in e-cigarettes is more addictive to teens than to adults, the devices can be used for smoking marijuana, and those that vape are more likely to move on to smoking cigarettes with its deadly tar.
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In the late 1990s, when I was a PhD student, I was told—and I fully believed—that the addition of the methyl group to methamphetamine made it more lipid-soluble (translation: able to enter the brain more rapidly) and therefore more addictive than d-amphetamine.
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PUSHING MORE ADDICTIVE OPTIONS Practice Fusion began soliciting payments from Pharma Co. X in late 2013 in exchange for creating an physician alert designed to boost opioid prescriptions by suggesting doctors focus on assessing and treating a patient's pain symptoms with opioid medication as a preferred option.
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Meanwhile, Juul is facing two additional lawsuits from smokers who claim its products are more addictive than regular cigarettes, reeling from a study that shows teens might not even know all Juuls contain nicotine, and dealing with an FDA probe into why minors are so obsessed with its vapes.
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I deleted Facebook from my phone years ago, but now that I never need to leave Instagram to online shop for shit I don't need, this app is about to get a lot more addictive—or the ads will finally become annoying enough that I delete it, too.
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In 2008, for instance, the F.D.A. rebuffed Cephalon's application to expand the approved use for a TIRF called Fentora; in the company's clinical trials, the subjects who did not have cancer demonstrated much more addictive behavior and propensity to substance abuse, which are "rarely seen in clinical trials," F.D.A. officials concluded.
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According to a court document obtained by BuzzFeed News, two individuals filed a class-action complaint in the US District Court for the Northern District of California alleging that Juul used "false and deceptive" advertising and marketed the product as safe when it, in fact, contains higher doses of nicotine than cigarettes, making it more addictive.
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After 20143 years of appeals and delays, a federal court has finally forced tobacco companies Altria, R.J. Reynolds Tobacco, Lorillard, and Philip Morris USA to run a year-long advertising campaign in which they will admit that they tried to make cigarettes more addictive and that smoking kills more people than die from murder, HIV/AIDS, suicide, car crashes, drug overdoses, and alcohol combined, among other messages.
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Raving it up in a field with a pinger (stronger than the ones you get now) while a DJ (better at mixing than the ones you get now) spun tunes (fatter than the shit you listen to now) out into the stretches of a warehouse (bigger than the ones you party in now) while we all scuffed up our trainers (more comfortable than the ones you wear now) on the dusty concrete floor (dustier than the concrete floors you walk on now) and coughed (out of lungs which were way more legendary at breathing than yours) on cigarette smoke (which was more addictive back in the day) and Bez was there.
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Rep. Pramila JayapalPramila JayapalHillicon Valley: Google to limit political ad targeting | Senators scrutinize self-driving car safety | Trump to 'look at' Apple tariff exemption | Progressive lawmakers call for surveillance reforms | House panel advances telecom bills Dozens of lawmakers call for government surveillance reforms Jayapal hits back at Biden on marijuana 'prohibition' MORE (D-Wash.) hit back at Joe BidenJoe BidenFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE after the former vice president said he wouldn't legalize marijuana on a federal level if elected president due to concerns that it could be a "gateway drug," leading to the use of harder, more addictive substances.
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