Decreases in state spending on anti-smoking programs may be contributing to a leveling-off of a decline in teenage smoking in the United States, according to a federal analysis. See Also... View the ...

It means different things to different people,” said Janeal Yancey, extension animal science instructor for the University of ...

Parents with lower incomes and educational levels are more likely than higher-paid, better-educated parents to have teenage children who smoke, according to a recent study in Massachusetts. A ...

Misconceptions about the risks of vaping, alcohol, prescription drug misuse, and marijuana, combined with measurable increases among youth, highlight the importance of education, early intervention, ...

If you find your teen smoking, take it seriously. Stopping teen smoking in its tracks is the best way to promote a lifetime of good health. Set a good example As a parent, you’re a powerful influence ...

UNLV is considering a new policy that would prohibit on-campus smoking and tobacco use. If approved, the change would ban smoking — including the use of electronic cigarettes — and tobacco products ...

Higher levels of education promote health by helping people avoid many environmental health risks, but this benefit may not extend equally to all races and ethnicities when it comes to secondhand ...

An association between achieved level of education and the presence of subclinical atherosclerosis in a cohort of middle-aged adults seemed to be driven by whether they were smokers and how much they ...

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — A new smoking prevention program is reaching Knox County 5th graders during their after-school hours. The Metro Drug Coalition partnered with Shades of Development to kick ...