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Drug Use Linked with Brain Differences in TeensTeens who have used drugs even just once in their lives have brain characteristics that are different from those who have never used drugs, a new study finds.
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If Aired, Tobacco Truths Would Help Smokers Quit, Study FindsTrue statements about what smoking cigarettes can do to your health actually come as a surprise to many smokers, a new study suggests.
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Elephant Seals Survive Deep Dives with 'Smokers' Blood' -
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Sports & Energy Drink Consumption Linked to Unhealthy Teen BehaviorsTeens who drink sports and energy drinks may also be more likely to engage in other unhealthy behaviors, such as smoking, soda consumption and more hours of video game play, a new study finds.
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E-Cigarettes May Not Help Smokers QuitAlthough electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes) have been marketing as a way to help people quit smoking, a new study finds no evidence to support this claim.
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E-Cigarettes Are 'Aggravating' Teen Smoking Epidemic, Study SuggestsAlthough e-cigarettes have been marketed as a way to help people quit smoking, a new study finds that teens who use the products often smoke regular cigarettes as well.
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Quitting Smoking May Bring Mental Health Benefits -
Kick the Habit: 10 Scientific Quit-Smoking TipsQuitting smoking is a healthy step, but it can be exceedingly difficult. Here's a look at the science-proven tips that can make quitting easier.
