This new research highlights the devastating effects of smoking and offers even grimmer statistics than previously thought. Advertisment Earlier estimates suggested that each cigarette reduced a ...

The study also concludes that smoking deprives individuals of their prime, healthier years in their middle age. This research, commissioned by the UK’s Department for Health and Social Care ...

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If you’re thinking about making a New Year’s resolution to quit smoking, it might help to know that new research says it could extend your life expectancy. Each cigarette someone smokes ...

Whether people decide to make New Year resolutions or not, they might want to lead a healthier lifestyle in 2025. According to a new University of Bristol-led study smartwatches could help people give ...

Italy's strictest ban on smoking came into effect in the city of Milan on Wednesday with smokers risking fines of 40 to 240 euros for smoking on city streets or crowded public areas.

Or sign-in if you have an account. A new assessment of the harms of smoking shows cigarettes shorten life expectancy even more than doctors thought in the past. Researchers from University College ...

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Researchers from University College London said smoking harms were 'cumulative' and the sooner a person stopped, the longer they would live. The authors added the benefits went beyond life ...

They said that the harm caused by smoking is "cumulative" and the sooner a person stops smoking, and the more cigarettes they avoid smoking, the longer they live. The authors added: "Studies ...

This story was originally published by the Guardian and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. The United States, with its enormous highways, sprawling suburbs and ...

His roommates describe him as a heavy K2 and alcohol user, with altered but non-violent behavior when sober. Sebastian Zapeta, accused of setting a woman on fire inside a subway train, appeared in ...