Smoking Stories
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That Occasional Cigarette Is Still Really Bad For You
Even casual smokers can’t avoid the risks of tobacco smoke. -
Mixing Marijuana With Tobacco Makes It Even Harder To Quit Smoking
New research looking at marijuana users finds that many use tobacco at the same time — a habit that might make quitting tobacco even harder. -
Do You Know All The Chemicals In Cigarette Smoke? Most People Don’t
Cigarette smoke is packed with thousands of chemicals, but most people aren’t even aware of them. -
Smoking Can Cause Diabetes, But Minorities Are Protected
New study makes the case for including more minority groups in clinical research studies, especially those looking at risk factors for diabetes. -
World's Ugliest Color Minimizes Appeal Of Cigarettes
How color psychology is helping people cut back on smoking. -
Cigarette Packs With This Design Get More People To Quit Smoking
Pictures illustrating the dangers of inhaling tobacco smoke were more likely to inspire smokers to attempt quitting than the familiar text-only package warnings. -
Another Reason To Quit Smoking: It Weakens The Immune System
Researchers found that tobacco smoke enhanced bacteria’s ability to build biofilms, or complex multi-bacterial systems, in the mouth. -
Having Your Period Is A Good Time... To Quit Smoking?
A new study suggests that if women quit smoking at certain times during their menstrual cycle, they may be less likely to relapse. -
If Your Mom Smoked During Pregnancy, ADHD Is In Your Genes
The effects of mom smoking while pregnant can last throughout a child's life, a new study suggests. -
African-Americans Who Smoke Face A Higher Risk Of Kidney Disease
New study finds that cigarette smoking may increase kidney disease risk in African-Americans. -
Smoking During Pregnancy Ups Schizophrenia Risk In Kids
Researchers have found another potential negative health effect of pregnant smoking in children: an increased risk of schizophrenia. -
And The Healthiest Cities In The United States Are...
Washington, D.C. tops the 2016 American Fitness Index (AFI) chart of "Most Fit" cities, followed closely by Minneapolis-St. Paul.
