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Taxes on nicotine products: can variable levels help stem the toll of smoking?

In today s NEJM,

Exploration of the HIV epidemic in rural Indiana finds ideology over health

A perspective article in the cur

Cigarette smoke wreaks havoc on lung cells

A new study publishe

Do Federal Regulations On Smoking Cessation Tools Keep People Smoking Tobacco?

For decades the Federal government has insisted they want fewer Americans to smoke but recent regulatory missteps have

Some lung nodules on CT scan don't need immediate surgery

A study led by Dr.

New survey of smoking, tobacco and nicotine use shows trends

A new survey of smoking, tobacco and nicotine use by American adults underwritten by

Continued New York smoking rate decline: But how did it happen?

The adult smoking rate in New York State has declined to near-historic lows,

To CT scan, or not to: that is the question. Smokers need to know

Let s get to the end of this story first, as the rest of it is subject to debate and discussion among pati

Louisville Professor Brad Rodu s call for more access for smokers to smoke-free nicotine

Dr. Brad Rodu is a Professor of Medicine at the University of Louisville.

NY Times editorial thinks e-cigarettes are the same as real ones

In their ongoing campaign to stifle the truthful communication of risks (hypothetical) and benef

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