For children genetically predisposed to develop ... associated with an increased vulnerability to the negative effects of household smoking on brain development," conclude a Dutch team led by ...

Immediately after you quit smoking, your lungs will show damage from the effects of inhaling cigarette smoke. The extent of the damage will depend on: the type of tobacco smoked your smoking ...

In addition, the children of a parent or parents who smoke may be at risk from the genetic damage done to the parent before conception (because of their previous smoking), the direct effects to ...

Teenagers whose parents smoke are four times more likely to take it up themselves, experts have warned. As part of a new government campaign, parents and caregivers are urged to make giving up ...

Children who start smoking prior to age 15 have a 27% ... researchers analyzed data on more than 10,100 participants in an ...

In "Smoking: The Truth Unfiltered", supermodel Tyra Banks joins In the Mix as we burn down common misconceptions and light up the hard truth about the physical effects of tobacco. Smoking ...

Smoking causes lung disease, heart disease and increased risks of several different types of cancer due to its effects on the gas exchange system. Exercise increases the demands of the gas ...

A recent study from Oxford University Press reveals that smoking negatively impacts the earnings and job performance of ...

Discover how smoking can lead to age-related macular degeneration and what you can do to protect your vision. Just hours after your last cigarette, your body starts to heal. Track the benefits of ...

Specifically, kids whose genes already put them at ... "The increased brain vulnerability to the effects of parental smoking may increase exposure of [central nervous system] antigens to the ...