Smoke-free for a day...maybe for good
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Guam&#39;s chapter of the American Cancer Society is calling on smokers on Guam to go smoke-free for the day, and to consider giving up for good, for the Great American Smokeout, which is Nov. 18.
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NEW YORK  - New research from Italy provides additional evidence that banning smoking in public places may help prevent heart attacks, at least over the short term.
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SINGAPORE : The days of having a traditional pint and smoke may be numbered as public health specialists push for smoke-free pubs and clubs in Singapore.
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A grapefruit or two a day, along with a healthy diet, could help shrink widening waistlines. It might also cut smokers' risk for cancer as it inhibits a carcinogen in tobacco smoke.
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Today is the American Cancer Society&#39;s 28th Great American Smokeout. The event is certainly a smoke-out -- clean air laws kick smokers outdoors for their nicotine fixes.
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Campaigners say a ban on smoking in public places could save more lives than new anti-cancer drugs.
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Nov 18 (HeartCenterOnline) - Today is the day the American Cancer Society hopes millions of smokers will put down their cigarettes for good.
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A study on mutations in the brains of mice may someday be used to help smokers quit. By Ed Edelson. THURSDAY, Nov. 4 (HealthDayNews) -- Researchers say they have identified brain cell receptors that appear
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Everyday smokers are told numerous reasons why they should quit smoking. They are told repeatedly that smoking is bad for their health and that it is bad for the people around them.
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By Joe Wessels  The question has become: No smoking, or, uh, smoke if you want?  An 11th hour effort Wednesday by liquor license holders to derail a new Ohio smoking ban that was set to take effect Thursday has apparently worked  --  for now.
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Life & style: How to get into the spirit of the smoking ban that starts this weekend.
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Millions of Americans will abandon their lighters, hide their cigarettes and avoid temptation as they participate in the American Cancer Society&#39;s 28th annual Great American Smokeout.
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US researchers have found that a history of smoking can affect survival in patients with cancer of the head and neck. Researchers at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center said patients who had
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NEW YORK  - Counseling and self-help programs can help people with heart disease quit smoking, according to a review of published studies.
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MARQUETTE - Cigarette smokers and chew tobacco users are encouraged to take 24 hours off from their habits for today&#39;s Great American Smokeout.
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And the American Cancer Society is urging smokers to try butting out again -- at least for 24 hours -- on Nov. 18 during the 28th Great American Smokeout.
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TORONTO (CP) - Workplace smoking bans can help both non-smokers and smokers, a new study has found. Smokers whose workplaces are smoke-free consume on average five fewer cigarettes each day than those who