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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Drug Alcohol Depend. 2016 Aug 28;168:8–12. doi: 10.1016/j.drugalcdep.2016.08.624

Table 1.

Biomarkers and carbon monoxide verified abstinence by gender and randomization.

Men Women


Gum Snus Gum Snus




Carbon Monoxide –Confirmed Abstinence N % N % N % N % Interaction p-valuea

Point Prevalence
  Week 12 29 29.0 23 21.5 19 20.0 20 22.5 0.21
  Week 26 22 22.0 12 11.2 8 8.4 10 11.2 0.07
Continuous Cigarette Avoidance
  Week 12 15 15.0 6 5.6 4 4.2 5 5.6 0.09
  Week 26 9 9.0 3 2.8 1 1.1 2 2.3 0.16
Men Women


Gum Snus Gum Snus




Biomarkers N Mean (SD) N Mean (SD) N Mean (SD) N Mean (SD) Interaction p-valueb

Total Cotininec
  Baseline 98 3845 (2018) 106 3291 (2358) 94 3325 (2269) 89 3506 (2207) 0.22
  Week 4 80 2665 (2487) 86 2686 (2109) 77 2405 (2074) 67 2849 (2550) 0.08
Total Nicotine Equivalentsc
  Baseline 98 69.3 (38.2) 106 62.1 (43.3) 94 63.8 (45.6) 89 71.0 (52.0) 0.78
  Week 4 80 46.4 (44.5) 86 48.9 (41.9) 77 44.4 (40.3) 67 48.5 (38.5) 0.03
Total NNALd
  Baseline 80 1.31 (1.02) 87 1.37 (1.53) 78 1.68 (1.21) 68 1.46 (1.06) 0.004
  Week 4 79 0.67 (0.83) 85 1.37 (1.52) 76 1.04 (1.28) 65 1.60 (1.65) 0.26
a

P-values for gender by randomization interaction are adjusted for gender, randomization, and baseline cigarettes per day.

b

Baseline p-value for gender differences are adjusted for site and baseline cigarettes per day. Week 4 p-value for gender by randomization interaction are adjusted forbaseline value, gender, randomization, study site and baseline cigarettes per day.

c

nmol/ml.

d

pmol/mg creatinine; only available among those who completed study visit at week 4.