Tobacco can help fight nerve toxins
After the incident in Syria, the whole world was once again wary of chemical toxins in which the type of nerve-damaging toxin was the most dangerous destruction weapon.
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After the incident in Syria, the whole world was once again wary of chemical toxins in which the type of nerve-damaging toxin was the most dangerous destruction weapon.
Women who smoke during pregnancy produce babies who are moody and more susceptible to depression than other children, the scientists said.
Anti-smoking campaigns targeting young people may be more effective if they focus on the positive aspects of quitting smoking instead of emphasizing health harms.
This is considered a breakthrough in the field of tobacco prevention, and can reduce the number of deaths in the world related to smoking, currently up to 6 million peop…
Recently researchers from the University of California, Riverside, have discovered harmful elements in the composition of electronic cigarettes.
People with mental illness are 70% more likely to smoke, compared to people without mental illness.
Bananas are delicious, nutritious, cheap and easy to find in many parts of the world, especially in tropical countries like Vietnam.
Electronic cigarettes, which are considered a safer alternative to regular cigarettes, can still damage the lungs. The study was conducted on 24 people who smoked with n…
The radioactive metal in tobacco is polonium-210. This substance was discovered by spouses Marie and Pierre Curie in 1898. Polonium-210 is extremely toxic (about 250 mil…
Nicotine addiction is a difficult habit to give up with most men. However, that worry will no longer be present. Researchers at the Weill Cornell Medical College in New…
The study carried out in Greece evaluated the effect of a 2-gram omega-3 fatty acid treatment on the daily artery wall of smokers. The results show that short-term treat…
According to a study by SANE, Australia's mental health charity, announced on November 23, mental patients often have a high risk of obesity, tobacco addiction and alcoh…
The results of a new study show that, over the past four decades, tobacco companies have concealed the true content of radioactive substances in cigarettes.
Smokers may miss a third of their memorabilia every day, the researchers claim.
Currently, scientists have discovered how nicotine inhibits appetite signals in the brain, paving the way for the birth of a potential treatment for obese patients and t…