The Latest Breaking News from Smoking

In the days when smoking was advertised everywhere, the sell was often genuinely bizarre: from dancing polar bears to Ronald Reagan to recommendations from friendly doctors

The decades-long failure to curb cigarette addiction reveals a painful legacy of deception towards Black Americans

Robert Cray's 1986 album Strong Persuader album took blues to the masses and sold more than two million copies in the US

Only regulation will stop fast food firms churning out products we are evolutionarily hardwired to find it difficult to resist

United Airlines received its first Airbus A321neo airplanes in December, and it has already had to ground them. But United wants you to know there were no safety issues—rather, it has to do with a 1990 Federal Aviation Administration rule requiring "No Smoking" signs to be operated by the flight…

People who tick at least three out of five boxes including not smoking and good sleep are found to have 42% lower risk

Prevent in-flight fires by enforcing smoking bans on aircraft to ensure passenger safety and avoid potential disasters.

Australia's 2.5 million smokers are wrongly stigmatised as uneducated, unemployed and mentally ill and instead are diverse, reflecting the nation's population.

The Reason Sindex tracks the price of vice: smoking, drinking, snacking, traveling, and more.

Learn how smoking affects the immune system long-term, increasing vulnerability to infections and chronic diseases in a recent study.

Study in Nature shows smoking's lasting impact on immune responses, influenced by BMI, cytomegalovirus, and modifiable lifestyle factors.