Vaping with nicotine has become commonplace. It can be used to stop smoking cigarettes, but it has several serious health risks. The long-term effects of vaping are unknown.

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Branch shared a screenshot of text messages with her Wreckers bandmate Jessica Harp, where they recalled attending one of the mogul’s infamous afterparties Slaven Vlasic/Getty Michelle Branch revealed ...

Michelle Branch revealed that she and her Wreckers bandmate Jessica Harp attended a Diddy afterparty in 2004 in a Dec. 15 post to her Instagram Stories “I don’t remember why we left, but so glad our ...

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A new study from the University of South Florida shows that smoking cannabis can increase the risk of heart problems—and that risk becomes even greater when combined with eating a lot of processed ...

Cannabis smoke and processed-food diets weaken the immune system, making it harder for the body to repair heart damage caused by inhaled cannabis. Cannabis compounds rapidly accumulate in major organs ...

Researchers set up a makeshift bar on a college campus to test how much people wanted to drink after they smoked cannabis. By Dani Blum Countless college students have conducted the experiment: What ...

Smoking cannabis can increase the risk of heart problems — but doing so and eating highly processed foods increases cardiac health risks even more, a new USF Health study says. The combination may ...

Ultra-processed foods are linked to hidden inflammation that can lead to heart disease, cancer, and premature death. Credit: Stock People who eat large amounts of ultra-processed foods show ...

Smoking cannabis can increase the risk of heart problems—but doing so and eating highly processed foods increases cardiac health risks even more, a new University of South Florida study says. Posting ...