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Wprowadzenie i cel:
Palenie tytoniu nadal stanowi poważne zagrożenie dla zdrowia publicznego, powodując ok. 8 mln zgonów rocznie. Choć świadomość problemu rośnie, a liczba palaczy maleje, wciąż poszukuje się skuteczniejszych metod wspierania walki z tym nałogiem. Celem niniejszego przeglądu było przedstawienie najnowszych metod leczenia uzależnienia od nikotyny, a także ocena ich skuteczności i bezpieczeństwa w procesie rzucania palenia.

Metody przeglądu:
W celu zebrania najnowszych badań i artykułów naukowych na temat leczenia uzależnienia od nikotyny przeszukano bazy danych takie jak Google Scholar, Medline i PubMed. Analiza objęła publikacje dostępne do stycznia 2025 roku.

Opis stanu wiedzy:
Nowoczesne interwencje cyfrowe zapewniają wygodny i spersonalizowany dostęp do terapii. Terapie alternatywne, takie jak joga czy zioła, nie zostały jeszcze zbadane pod kątem ich skuteczności. Szczepionki nikotynowe również są obiecujące, choć jak dotąd nie dowiedziono ich skuteczności, i mogą być opcją w przyszłości.

Podsumowanie:
Istnieje wiele terapii, które wykazały skuteczność, np. monoterapia, jak i terapie skojarzone, a niektóre z nich, takie jak interwencje cyfrowe, mogą stać się dominującym podejściem w leczeniu uzależnień. Podczas gdy nadal powszechnie stosowane są terapie tradycyjne, oparte na podawaniu leków, nowe podejścia, takie jak szczepionki nikotynowe, choć obecnie nie dowiedziono ich pełnej skuteczności, wymagają dalszych badań w celu określenia ich przyszłego potencjału. Wspólny wysiłek na rzecz poprawy świadomości i dostępności terapii może pomóc zmniejszyć liczbę palaczy i poprawić zdrowie publiczne.

Introduction and objective:
Smoking continues to be a significant public health threat, causing some 8 million deaths annually. Although awareness of the problem is growing and the number of smokers is decreasing, more effective methods are still being sought to support the fight against this addiction. The aim of this review is to present the latest methods of treating nicotine addiction, assessing their effectiveness and safety in the smoking cessation process.

Review methods:
In order to collect the latest research and scientific articles on the treatment of nicotine addiction, databases such as Google Scholar, Medline, and PubMed were searched. The analysis covered publications available until January 2025.

Brief description of the state of knowledge:
Modern digital interventions provide convenient and personalized access to therapy. Alternative therapies, such as yoga or herbs, have yet to be studied for their effectiveness. Nicotine vaccines are also promising, although so far ineffective, may be an option in the future.

Summary:
There are a number of therapies that have shown effectiveness, including both monotherapy and combination therapies, some of which, such as digital interventions, have the potential to become the dominant approach to treating addiction. While traditional therapies, such as pharmacological drugs, are still widely used, new approaches, such as nicotine vaccines, although currently not fully effective, require further research to determine their future potential. A concerted effort to improve awareness and availability of therapies could help reduce the number of smokers and improve public health.
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