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When mice are given liraglutide, the usual dopamine spike caused by nicotine is reduced in the brain’s reward center.

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The study found that when mice were given liraglutide (a diabetes drug), it reduced the brain’s dopamine response to nicotine — meaning the 'reward' feeling from nicotine got weaker.

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No contradicting evidence found