Promoted by users as a pick-me-up, nicotine may give young people a quick burst of energy. But in the long term, it has the ...

On average, a single cigarette takes 20 minutes off a person’s life, according to a new study published at University College ...

E-cigarettes in kid-friendly flavors are driving retail sales and contain more addictive nicotine than ever, according to a new report from the nonprofit CDC Foundation and advocacy group Truth ...

E-cigarettes in kid-friendly flavors are driving retail sales and contain more addictive nicotine ... according to Truth Initiative. MORE: Major disparities in smoking rates based on ethnicity, income ...

Detail of a man holding a smoking cigarette in his hand. Smoking just one cigarette can reduce life expectancy by about 20 minutes, according to research commissioned by the U.K. government.

A: Teens who vape are 3 to 5 times more likely to start smoking cigarettes than their peers. They also have higher rates of asthma-like respiratory symptoms and report more mental health challenges. Q ...

For children genetically predisposed to develop multiple sclerosis (MS), exposure to cigarette ... to a parents' smoking, and brain changes seen on the scans. Specifically, kids whose genes ...

There's Rosalia gifting Charli XCX a bouquet of cigarettes on her birthday, Addison Rae smoking not one but two at the same time in her music video Aquamarine, and the actor Paul Mescal saying he ...

After your final cigarette, your lungs start working to clean themselves. Some habits, like exercise and avoiding pollutants, may help support your lung health. If you’ve recently quit smoking ...

It's hard to imagine now, but high schools across the country used to have designated smoking ares for students who liked to ...

New Illinois laws that go into effect Jan. 1 will place more restrictions on electronic cigarettes. One law prohibits the ...