Social Media a Major Influence on Youth Smoking Habits
A new study found that youth with no prior tobacco use who used social media daily were 67% more likely to begin smoking after one year.
A new study found that youth with no prior tobacco use who used social media daily were 67% more likely to begin smoking after one year.
New research may have revealed how lung cancer cells can persist in smoke. The mechanism could be related to how cancer cells develop resistance to pharmaceutical treatments as well.
An analysis of CDC data published by Forbes Advisor outlined the vaping characteristics of all 50 states, including a list of which states have the most e-cigarette use.
High school students are using e-cigarettes less, according to a new national survey from the FDA and CDC on tobacco product use among youth.
WHO is calling for a worldwide ban on all flavored vapes, new taxes on devices, and reduced nicotine concentrations in existing products.
E-cigarettes may be more effective than nicotine patches for pregnant women trying to quit smoking and in reducing the risk of low birthweight, new research suggests.