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04/07/2019

Smoking pot vs. tobacco: What science says about lighting up

As more states make it legal to smoke marijuana, some government officials, researchers and others worry what that might mean

11/22/2018

As vaping became popular among young, smoking rates fell

(HealthDay)—The advent of the e-cigarette appears to have spurred a huge drop in tobacco smoking rates among teenagers and young

09/04/2018

Smokeless Tobacco

Have you ever seen a professional baseball player, or even a teammate chewing and spitting in the dugout or on

08/08/2018

Parents’ smoking and depression linked to increased ADHD risk in children

A new study has identified adults’ smoking and depression as family environmental factors associated with the development of attention-deficit hyperactivity

07/05/2018

Pink Reveals Why She Quit Smoking

Pink may have one of the most powerful voices in the world, but the star has revealed that her career

07/04/2018

7 Things That Might Be Causing Your Infertility

If you’ve made the monumental decision to get pregnant and it’s taking longer than anticipated, you’ve likely found yourself in

06/24/2018

Smoking becoming a no-no on college campuses

(HealthDay)—Smoking continues to fall out of favor at colleges and universities across America, a new study finds. As of November

06/01/2018

‘Disneyland for Big Tobacco’—how Indonesia’s lax smoking laws are getting the next generation hooked

With more than 260m people, Indonesia is the biggest economy in South-East Asia. The country’s young population – 37% are

05/30/2018

Smoking: a rundown on lighting up

Every minute, smokers get through nearly 11 million cigarettes and 10 die from the habit, experts say, in an industry

05/19/2018

Young people are choosing marijuana before cigarettes and alcohol: New research shows that the percentage of 12- to 21-year-olds who start using marijuana before other substances has increased significantly over the past decade

More young people are turning to marijuana as their first substance of choice, rather than smoking cigarettes or drinking alcohol.