Secondhand smoke harms the cardiovascular health of children, especially toddlers and obese youngsters, U.S. researchers say. Their study of 52 toddlers (aged 2 to 5) and 107 adolescents (aged 9 to 18) found an association between the amount of secondhand smoke exposure and a marker of vascular injury in toddlers. This link was two times greater in obese toddlers, the study authors noted. Toddlers exposed to secondhand smoke showed a 30 percent ... Jump to full article >>

If you are a smoker, you must know that not only nicotine harms your health. Lung cancer and other health problems are caused by Cigarettes. Cigarette companies thus try to decrease tar level in cigarettes, but it is impossible to just throw it away. Tobacco can’t be grown to contain only nicotine, and there are no methods of tobacco refinement that is capable of removing those carcinogenic elements. However, while there is no way to grow toba ... Jump to full article >>