From low-rise jeans to a fascination with digital cameras, Gen Z are bringing back their fair share of early 2000s trends.

After struggling to shake off what felt like a lingering hangover after her son’s wedding this summer, Patricia Weir knew ...

A woman is set to enjoy her first smoke-free Christmas thanks to NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde's free stop smoking service.

A mum who felt like she had a three-day hangover after her son’s wedding was urged by family to go to hospital – where was ...

A new major study from Queen Mary University of London has found that smokers who use both cigarettes and e-cigarettes at the same time—known as dual use—are reducing their intake of harmful chemicals ...

Anyone walking through Brown’s campus may smell wafts of cigarette smoke — a sign of the prevalence of cigarette use on college campuses. On College Hill, students might be seen smoking a cigarette in ...

“Need a cigarette to make me feel better,” crooned pop star Addison Rae on her 2025 single Headphones On, while Lorde sang “this is the best cigarette of my life” in her own 2025 release What Was That ...

“Need a cigarette to make me feel better,” crooned pop star Addison Rae on her 2025 single “Headphones On,” while Lorde sang “this is the best cigarette of my life” in her own 2025 release, “What Was ...

That is the question sparking a heated debate this week in Geneva where over 1,400 delegates have gathered to discuss the World Health Organization’s tobacco control treaty and what they call “the ...

To vape or not to vape? That is the question sparking a heated debate this week in Geneva where over 1,400 delegates have gathered to discuss the World Health Organization's tobacco control treaty and ...

New research dismantles the long-held belief that smoking less means less harm. Scientists now say the body suffers significant cardiovascular damage from even low levels of smoking. Researchers from ...

As few as two cigarettes daily led to a 60% increased risk of death. Just 100 cigarettes over the course of someone's life may be enough to raise their risk of heart disease and death, a new study ...