An estimated 28.6 billion cigarettes are smoked in Britain each year, equating to 78 million every day, according to a new analysis that highlights stark inequalities in consumption across the country ...

You’re knee-deep in emails, eyes glazed from back-to-back Zoom calls. Your brain’s screaming for a break. You stroll to the ...

Columnist and cigarette smoker David Marcus writes that a Biden administration ... Biden's war on cigarettes belongs on the ash ... state should stand in the way of my after-dinner smoke, ...

Among the long, long list of reasons why we shouldn’t smoke lies cigarette ash: it’s a fairly unsavory chemical cocktail that also happens to be a major eyesore around any popular smoking spot.

As people return to the structures spared from Los Angeles wildfires, experts warn that they should be careful of the air inside and be especially cautious when cleaning up. Smoke, ash and all the ...

Surgeon General Vivek Murthy released a report on disparities in cigarette smoking rates. ... Because cigarette smoking and secondhand smoke kill nearly half a million people each year ...

Nearly 29 million Americans regularly smoke cigarettes, a drastic decline from 1964, when more than 40 percent of adults smoked and the surgeon general first linked tobacco to cancer. Still, that ...