Seoul: A recent new study tells us that if you’ve quit smoking and are using vape instead, your risk of lung cancer may not decrease as you might expect, but rather stay the same. According to the study’s lead author, Dr. Yoon Wook Kim, assistant professor of pulmonary and critical care medicine at Seoul National…
London: A study has shown that children who spend more time on social media are more likely to become addicted to vape and smoking cigarettes. According to research conducted at Imperial College London, children and young people who use social media for more than seven hours a day are eight times more likely to smoke…
Copenhagen: A recent study has revealed that people who smoke also accumulate extra fat in their belly which can cause serious problems. According to research published in the scientific journal ‘Addiction’, both smoking initiation and long-term smoking can lead to increased belly fat, which can lead to heart disease, diabetes, stroke and dementia. Although smokers…
Copenhagen: A new study has revealed that smoking can cause belly fat. Especially the type of fat that is associated with higher risks of heart disease, diabetes, stroke and dementia. Researchers from the University of Copenhagen combined the results of different genetic studies on more than 1 million people. In the review, researchers looked at…
Vienna: If quitting smoking is on your list of New Year’s resolutions, you’re in luck, because scientists have discovered a 10-minute method that can reduce cravings and quit smoking. Symptoms may increase. According to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, smoking is the leading cause of preventable disease, disability and death in the…
An American doctor says that loneliness is more dangerous than depression, inactivity and even smoking 15 cigarettes a day. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy this week joined the United Nations Commission on Social Communication, which aims to tackle global loneliness and the resulting high rates of stroke, anxiety, dementia, depression and suicide. Is. The severity…
According to the World Health Organization, the number of smokers in the world is approximately 1.3 billion. After several studies have revealed the harmful effects of smoking on health, people are being urged to quit the habit. People who want to quit smoking use alternative habits or products like chewing gum to kick this deadly…
According to the UN health agency, the tobacco industry’s approach has resulted in increased use of e-cigarettes, with nine out of 10 smokers starting before the age of 18 – and some as early as 11. “Considering that children spend nearly one-third of their waking hours in school, and much of the peer pressure they…
The electromagnetic helmet developed by Israeli experts has proved to be very helpful in quitting smoking. Photo: Courtesy Nature Tel Aviv: A revolutionary helmet that sends electromagnetic waves deep into the brain has made a breakthrough in helping people quit smoking. After consumption, 44% of heavy smokers gave up cigarettes altogether. By increasing electrical activity…
File photo The Canadian government has taken an important step to prevent smoking in the country. The Canadian government yesterday made it mandatory to carry a health warning on every cigarette pack to prevent smoking in the country. The new measure will be formally implemented on August 1, after which warnings such as ‘poison in…
