The Smokers’ Disconnect: When Do Negative Consequences of Smoking Begin?
Compared with nonsmokers, smokers believe the mild and severe adverse consequences of smoking will take a longer time to develop.
Smoking Cessation
Coronary Heart Disease, Stroke Risk Up With “Light” Smoking
The pooled relative risk for coronary heart disease was 1.48 and 2.04, respectively, for smoking 1 and 20 cigarettes per day.
Tobacco Trends Among US Veterans
Overall, 29.2% of veterans reported current use of 1 of 5 tobacco products.
Likelihood of Abstinence Using Smoking Cessation Drugs
Pharmaceutical aids are not effective for increasing long-term smoking cessation.
Cardiovascular Event Risk With Smoking Cessation Drug
Taking varenicline for smoking cessation may put individuals at increased risk of cardiovascular events.
Former Smokers May Benefit From Dietary Antioxidants
Intake of fruits and tomatoes may delay decline in lung function, especially in former smokers.
Smoking Cessation Drug May Also Reduce Heavy Drinking
Smoking cessation drug varenicline is associated with reduced heavy drinking among men.
Using Monetary Incentives to Encourage Smoking Cessation
Abstinence-contingent incentives improved smoking cessation outcomes among economically disadvantaged smokers with mental illness.
High Nicotine Levels in E-Cigarettes May Increase Smoking Frequency
Adolescents who use e-cigarettes with higher concentrations of nicotine may be at risk for progressively increasing the frequency and intensity of smoking and vaping.
E-Cigarette Use Increases Odds of Traditional Smoking in Teenagers
Teenagers and young adults who use e-cigarettes are 4 times more likely to begin smoking traditional cigarettes.
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