New York City Bans Smoking, Certain Streets Now Illegal To “Light Up” On
Smoking in all NYC parks and on more than 15 miles of beaches is now completely illegal.
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Smoking Banned At Work, Smokers Losing Jobs
As smokers typically offer less productivity and higher health costs, organizations hope the healthier environment will be a positive move.
U.S. Smoking Rates Decreasing, Minnesota Notices 27 Percent Drop
The United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention explain that nationwide smoking rates dropped 15 percent during the same time period.
Smokers More Likely To Smoke When Watching Others Smoke
The finding suggests the unconscious and involuntary activation of mirror neurons in smokers.
Researchers Find Link Between Secondhand Smoke, Ear Infections
Experts explain that a smoke-free home is vital for keeping children healthy and for promoting long-term health.
Women Who Smoke Notice Higher Risks For Breast Cancer
Researchers found that women who are regular smokers, specifically prior to menopause, notice much higher risks of breast cancer when compared to women who do not smoke.
Cigarette Advertising Deeply Influences Smoking Decisions
Cigarette advertising drastically affects decisions of teenagers and whether or not they begin smoking.
Thirdhand Smoke: Worse Than Secondhand?
Thirdhand smoke — yes, not secondhand — is being researched as a potential health hazard. Thirdhand smoke is…
Smoking Causes Instant Genetic Flaws, Short-Term Cancer Risks
These findings should serve as a large warning sign for non-smokers trying to decide whether or not to begin the habit.
Plastic Toys May Contain Harmful Chemicals, Lead To Diabetes, Obesity
Chemicals found in cigarette smoke and certain plastics may increase the risks of obesity or diabetes.
