As Younger Men's Smoking Rises, So Does Their Stroke Risk April 19, 2018

Smoking Puts Blacks at Higher Risk for Heart Failure April 16, 2018

COPD Patients May Breathe Easier With Tai Chi April 09, 2018

Why Americans' Life Expectancy Is Getting Longer April 06, 2018

COPD Is an Adult Killer, But Its Origins May Lie in Childhood April 06, 2018

More Women Die of Lung Cancer in 2 U.S. 'Hot Spots' March 30, 2018

As Pot Smoking Rises, Users Might Also Turn to Cigarettes March 28, 2018

Health Groups Sue FDA to Speed Review of E-Cigarettes March 28, 2018

Do E-Cigs Really Help Smokers Quit? March 26, 2018

Health Tip: Quit Smoking March 19, 2018

More U.S. Teens Seeing Ads for E-Cigarettes March 15, 2018

FDA Considers Lowering Nicotine Levels in Cigarettes March 15, 2018

Hearing Loss Joins Long List of Smoking Harms March 15, 2018

Ban Menthols to Help Some Smokers Quit March 07, 2018

Smoking Bans May Not Rid Casinos of Smoke March 05, 2018

1 in 14 Pregnant Women Still Smokes February 28, 2018

Toxic Metals Found in E-Cigarette Vapor February 26, 2018

Tobacco Kills, No Matter How It's Smoked: Study February 20, 2018

Smoking Habit Tougher to Break for Some Americans January 31, 2018

Struggling to Quit Smoking? Try These Tips January 28, 2018

Only Smoke 1 Cigarette a Day? It Can Still Kill You January 25, 2018

E-Cigarettes: Both Good and Bad, Expert Panel Says January 23, 2018

U.S. Smoking Rate Falls, But 38 Million Still Light Up January 18, 2018

Restaurant Bans Have Big Impact on Smoking Rates January 17, 2018

Health Tip: Want to Stop Smoking? January 08, 2018

How to Get Your Health on Track for 2018 January 06, 2018

Best Ways to Quit Smoking, Cut Your Lung Cancer Risk January 05, 2018

U.S. Cancer Deaths Steadily Dropping: Report January 04, 2018

How to Kick the Smoking Habit for Good January 01, 2018

Two Foods Could Help Ex-Smokers' Lungs Heal December 21, 2017

Stamping 'Smoking Kills' on Cigarettes May Keep Teens From the Habit December 18, 2017

Tried to Quit But Still Smoking? Help's On the Way December 11, 2017

Local Smoke-Free Laws Tied to Fewer Lung Cancer Cases December 05, 2017

Obamacare May Have Helped More Americans Quit Smoking November 16, 2017

Commitment Is Key for Online Quit-Smoking Groups November 13, 2017

1 in 5 Americans Still Uses Tobacco, Gov't. Reports November 09, 2017

When It Pays to Quit, More People Stop Smoking October 30, 2017

High-Nicotine E-Cigs May Be Gateway to Smoking for Teens October 23, 2017

Many more 10th graders who tried the devices were hooked on 'regular' cigarettes later, study found

Good Lifestyle Choices Add Years to Your Life October 13, 2017

Certain behaviors, many associated with various genes, were linked to longevity in large study

More Hardcore Smokers Trying to Kick the Habit October 11, 2017

Tobacco control policies help even heavy users with mental distress quit, researchers say

Switch From Smoking to Vaping Could Save Over 6 Million U.S. Lives October 03, 2017

Cancer researchers build a case for e-cigarettes

Respiratory Disease Death Rates Have Soared September 29, 2017

More than 3.9 million Americans died from COPD over last 35 years, new data shows

Survey: 9 of 10 Americans Take Cancer Prevention Steps September 22, 2017

HIV and Smoking a Lethal Combo for the Lungs September 18, 2017

Higher Cigarette Taxes May Mean Fewer Infant Deaths September 18, 2017

Smoking Bans Help Kids Breathe Easier September 06, 2017

Analysis found anti-smoking policies were linked to drops in childhood chest infections, asthma attacks

E-Cigs May Help Smokers Quit, But … August 31, 2017

… Only if vaping is done 2 of every 3 days a month, study finds

Smoking Linked to Frailty in Seniors August 29, 2017

But study also found those who had quit didn't suffer same fate

Health Groups Demand 'R' Rating for Movies That Show Smoking August 29, 2017

Coalition says such films lure children to take up deadly habit

Could Urban Lighting Raise Breast Cancer Risk for Some Women? August 17, 2017

Study found link between ambient light and higher odds in young, smoking females, but more research needed