Smoking
E-Cigarette Vapors Could Put You At Risk Of Brain Damage And Cancer, Claims Study
Heating coils inside some vape devices leak toxic substances that mix with the aerosols being inhaled by users. 
E-Cigarette Use Linked To Smoking Cigarettes For High School Students
Kids who smoke e-cigarettes are more likely to take up smoking traditional cigarettes, but is it because of the electronic devices or because of their background? 
How To Quit Smoking: The Odd Trick That Gets 70 Percent Of Smokers To Cut Down
Needing surgery can be a turning point for some smokers; it may cause them to cut back, or even quit completely. 
Americans Underestimate How Bad Smoking Really Is For Their Health
A new study indicates the way we perceive risk can determine whether or not we smoke. 
Smoking Pot And High BP Risk: Can Marijuana Harm Your Heart Health?
Researchers at Georgia State University have found a link between smoking pot and high blood pressure. 
E-Cigarettes Vs. Pharmacotherapy: Why Nicotine Is Helping More Americans Quit Smoking
E-cigarettes found to help more Americans quit smoking with cessation rates rising to 5.6 percent from 2014 to 2015. 
Smoking Cigarettes In Movies: Hollywood Hits Showing Tobacco Use Influence Teens To Light Up, CDC Says
The U.S. Surgeon General believes an R rating for movies with tobacco use may help reduce the number of teen smokers. 
E-Cigarettes May Be Less Addictive Than Cigarettes, Study Finds
Electronic cigarettes are addictive, but not as addictive as traditional cigarettes, a new study concludes. 
Damage Caused By Smoking Revealed By DNA Mapping; Technique May Explain Why Certain People Get Cancer
Researchers have pinpointed the damage that smoking does to the genome, a finding that may lead to better prevention and treatment techniques. 
World No Tobacco Day: 6 Ways Cigarette Smoking Can Lead To Female And Male Fertility Problems
On World No Tobacco Day, we're reminded of the long-term health effects of smoking; it can even harm our ability to get pregnant long after we quit.
