Understand the dangers of second-hand smoke, its health risks and how to avoid it. Also learn about the benefits of making your home and car smoke-free. Tips on how you can stop the harm caused by ...

The two vehicles are driven at a wall painted to resemble the road continuing ahead—an optical illusion, of sorts, familiar to anyone who grew up watching cartoons on Saturday mornings.

Has the smoking ban gone too far? Tell us in reader comments below Health Minister Lord Warner said it would protect more people from secondhand smoking. The Government has already said that the ...

While smoking can cause several health concerns, second hand or passive smoking can also be harmful. As per the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), secondhand smoke exposure in ...

cigarette smoke leaks and makes all patrons, including women and children, inhale secondhand smoke. Hospitality workers also fall victim to passive smoking while providing service," reads the press ...

One person’s castoff is another’s treasure, and nowhere is this more gloriously evident than in Virginia’s sprawling secondhand emporiums. I’ve spent countless hours—and yes, perhaps too many ...

Florida, with its retirement communities, wealthy seasonal residents, and eclectic population, creates the perfect storm for secondhand gold mines. These massive thrift emporiums across the Sunshine ...

A new study has found that exposure to second-hand smoke during pregnancy and actually smoking increase the risk of placental abruption, a complication that can be fatal to both parent and baby ...

New research has found that second-hand smoke leads to more placental abruption than does smoking. Placental abruption refers to a condition in which the placenta separates from the uterine wall ...

New Brunswick will receive an estimated $614 million from three tobacco giants for health-care costs related to smoking, with about $147 million "up front" and the remainder "over time," Health ...

Looking at this data, the global burden of tobacco-related illness is expected to rise, particularly in low and middle-income countries where its control measures can be less stringent. With the ...

An Ontario court has approved a historic $32.5 billion settlement that will see three major tobacco companies compensate provinces, territories and ex-smokers in Canada. (Andrej Ivanov/AFP/Getty ...