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Electronic Cigarettes Now A Revolutionary Alternative To Traditional Cigarettes

Premium Electronic Cigarettes announces it is selling a revolutionary new electronic cigarette. Sold as an alternative to traditional cigarettes, the products allow smoking everywhere and eliminate se

Submitted on 08/20/2009

FDA to Regulate E-Cigarettes // Law Prof's NBC-TV Appearance Played Big Role

The Food and Drug Administration [FDA] today finally agreed to regulate e-cigarettes - and presumably also e-pipes and e-cigars - apparently as a result of pressure from an NBC-TV Nightly News piece w

Submitted on 07/22/2009

E-Cigarette Critics Accused of Libel

A major distributor of e-cigarettes has accused critics of the new product of "libel" and "slander," possibly in a effort to discourage efforts to regulate them, but the FDA is now taking action to pr

Submitted on 07/22/2009

Palin: 40% Chance to Take Over From Ex-Smoker McCain

John McCain's smoking earlier in life, plus his age, suggest that Sarah Palin would have as high as a 40% chance of taking over from him if both were elected. Former smoker McCain has about a 20% cha

Submitted on 09/04/2008

95%-96% Fail To Quit Smoking Without This

To stop smoking all research and all makers of nicotine patches, gums, lozenges and prescriptive medications agree that you need more than their product to quit smoking.

Submitted on 12/16/2007

Quit Smoking With Your Cell Phone iPOD MP3 or CD player

New support tool to stop smoking helps 99% of smokers to quit smoking permanently without the use of drugs, chemicals, or weird science!

Submitted on 09/30/2007

Passive smokers face greater risk: study

New York, June 30 (PTI): Offering alarming new evidence of dangers of inhaling second-hand smoke, a new study shows that non-smoking employees absorb a potent carcinogen not considered safe at any lev

Submitted on 06/30/2007

Toxin detected after 1 shift in smoky bar: study

Even brief exposure to secondhand smoke in bars and restaurants can result in measurable levels of a toxin in workers' bodies that is known to cause lung cancer, US researchers said on Thursday.

Submitted on 06/29/2007

Decline in Smoking Prevalence --- New York City, 2002--2006

By CDC In 2002, after a decade with no decrease in smoking prevalence, New York City began implementation of a five-point tobacco-control program consisting of increased taxation in 2002, establishmen

Submitted on 06/25/2007

Location in Brain Key to Smoking Addiction

Smokers with damage to a part of the brain called the insula may have their addiction to nicotine practically eliminated.

Submitted on 01/25/2007

Tobacco Companies Have Increased Addictive Nicotine 11 Percent Over Recent Seven-Year Period

Manufacturers have steadily increased the levels of this agent in cigarettes.

Submitted on 01/18/2007

Smoking Cessation Program Now Available in All Areas

The “STOP SMOKING FOR GOOD” program is a complete smoking cessation program accessible to almost everyone. It’s been available in audio CD kits since 2002 and is now in paperback.

Submitted on 12/17/2006

Decline in Adult Smoking Rates Stall

Reduction in U.S. adult smoking rates may have stalled. Between 2004 and 2005, there was no observed change in U.S. adult smoking rates.

Submitted on 10/28/2006

Statement on R.J. Reynold's Agreement to Stop the Sale of Candy-flavored Cigarettes

Research by Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH) researchers Gregory Connolly and Carrie Carpenter was supportive of the Attorneys General's case to stop sale of candy-flavored cigarettes.

Submitted on 10/11/2006

Study stokes passive smoking’s risks

Researchers at Vanderbilt University Medical Center report that passive smoking significantly increased the risk of death among more than 72,000 participants

Submitted on 08/31/2006