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Good news for people trying to quit smoking, researchers have crystallized a protein that they hope will show what happens in the brain when a person becomes addicted to nicotine. Scientists expect the findings – published in Nature – to ...

A recent study of researchers have found e-cigarettes aren’t helping people to quit smoking. The study pulled data from Quitline callers during an eight-month period which included 36 people using e-cigarettes, 36 clients reporting previous use and 15 who had ...

Quit smoking and live another 5 years! You can still benefit significantly from quitting smoking when you’re over 60. Analysis shows of more than half a million older people has shown quitting for just five years translates into a 10% ...

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Smoking makes You old, very old! Which Twin Is the Smoker? Maybe there is no fountain of youth, but there is a surefire way to make yourself look older. Smoking changes the skin, teeth, and hair in ways that can add ...

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Recent studies raise concerns about the focus on smoking in films, from the US to Bollywood, according to Dr Melissa Stoneham and the JournalWatch service of The Public Health Advocacy Institute WA. The cinematic portrayal of smoking sends an unhealthy message to youth Melissa Stoneham ...

Still, the worst off were people who started smoking in adolescence and kept up the habit their entire lives. They were twice as likely to die early as were non-smokers, according to findings published in the Journal of the American ...

It’s hard to give up smoking, even for those who are fairly new to the deadly habit, according to a new study that found that quitting smoking is just as hard for teenagers as it is for adults. In the ...

According A german study at more than two thousand people unveils that smokers may get fewer hours of sleep and have less restful slumber than non-smokers. Researchers whose work appeared in the journal Addiction Biology found that of nearly 1,100 smokers surveyed, ...