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• Combining PTSD, Stop-Smoking Therapies Works

People with military-related posttraumatic stress disorder have a better chance of quitting smoking if their PTSD therapy is combined with clinical treatment for fighting their nicotine habit, new research indicates....

• Smoking May Increase Breast Cancer Risk

A new study shows a significant association between smoking and an increased risk of breast cancer....

• Cigarette Smoking Linked to Lou Gehrig’s Disease

Cigarette smoking may raise the risk of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), according to a new study that adds new evidence to the growing link between smoking and the rare muscle-wasting disease....

• Why Some Smokers Have a Harder Time Quitting

Quitting smoking is never easy, but some smokers have an even harder time kicking the habit, and now new research suggests that they may derive more pleasure form nicotine....

• Smoking Raises Rheumatoid Arthritis Risk

Add severe rheumatoid arthritis (RA) to the list of diseases linked to cigarette smoking....

• Childhood ADHD Linked to Later Risk of Drug Abuse

Childhood attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) increases risk for cigarette smoking and drug and alcohol abuse problems in early adulthood, a study shows....

• Smoking Too Common Among Young Diabetes Patients

Smoking rates are high among youngsters with diabetes, and many teen or young adult diabetics report never being asked about their smoking habits or advised to stop by their doctors....

• Study Links Chantix to Suicide Risk, but FDA Disagrees

Just over a week after federal health officials released a report finding no evidence of an increased risk of serious psychiatric problems in users of the anti-smoking drug Chantix, a new study comes to the opposite conclusion....

• Smoking May Raise Disease Risk by Increasing Hormones

Older women who smoke have higher levels of sex hormones than nonsmoking women, which may increase their risk for breast cancer, diabetes, and other diseases, new research finds....

• Cutting Salt as Good as Quitting Smoking

Cutting U.S. salt intake by a half teaspoon a day would prevent up to 92,000 deaths, 99,000 heart attacks, and 66,000 strokes -- a benefit as big as smoking cessation....

• Brain Shrinkage Linked to Smoking, Obesity, Diabetes

People who smoke, are overweight, and have other health problems during their middle-aged years may be at increased risk of developing signs of brain shrinkage and diminished planning and organizing skills as they age, new research indicates....

• High Uric Acid Linked to Both Gout and Diabetes

New studies show that high uric acid levels in the blood are associated with a nearly 20% increased risk of developing diabetes and a more than 40% increased risk of developing kidney disease....

• High Uric Acid Linked to Both Gout and Diabetes

New studies show that high uric acid levels in the blood are associated with a nearly 20% increased risk of developing diabetes and a more than 40% increased risk of developing kidney disease....

• Your Quit-Smoking Fears Debunked: Weight Gain, Bad Mood, and More

Afraid that quitting smoking will make you gain weight, wreck your mood, and kill your social life? It doesn't have to, experts tell WebMD...

• Women Who Smoke May Raise Breast Cancer Risk

Smoking early in life may raise a woman’s risk of developing breast cancer, according to research that adds new evidence on the link between cigarettes and breast cancer....

• Smoking Increases Bladder Cancer Risk More Than Thought

Smoking may increase risk for bladder cancer even more than previously believed, and this risk is comparable among male and female smokers....

• Secondhand Smoke Raises Stillbirth Risk

Pregnant women who don't smoke but breathe the secondhand smoke of others have an increased risk for delivering stillborn babies or babies with birth defects, according to a new research review....

• Nicotine-Free ‘Fake’ Cigarettes May Help Smokers Quit

Nicotine-free plastic inhalers -- fake cigarettes that allow people to simulate smoking -- may increase some smokers’ odds of quitting smoking, a study shows....

• Cigarette Ads a Powerful Lure for Teen Smoking

Cigarette advertising significantly increases the odds that youngsters who see the ads will start smoking, but exposure to ads for other products does not, a new study shows....

• Secondhand Smoke Adds to Risk for Smokers

A new study shows that smokers who inhale their own secondhand smoke in enclosed spaces like smoking lounges add significantly to the health risks associated with cigarette smoking....

• Statins May Be Linked to Diabetes Risk

A study shows cholesterol-lowering drugs called statins may slightly raise the risk of type 2 diabetes, but experts say the benefits of still far outweigh the risks....

• Processed Meat Linked to Heart, Diabetes Risks

A new study shows eating processed red meat -- such as hot dogs, bacon, sausage, and cold cuts -- is linked to an increased risk in heart disease and diabetes....

• Smoking Raises Risk of Peripheral Artery Disease

Smoking may dramatically increase a woman's chance of developing peripheral artery disease (PAD), a study shows....

• Smoking Causes Immediate Damage

The negative health effects of smoking may begin within minutes, not months of cigarette use....

• CDC: Medicaid Could Do More to Fight Smoking

Most Medicaid programs in the U.S. offer at least some form of health care coverage to enrollees who are trying to quit smoking, but in many states more could be done to help people kick the habit, the CDC says....

• Help to Quit Smoking With These Useful Tips

Want to quit smoking? Simple solutions to fight the cigarette urge and stop smoking....

• Fatty Liver May Be Linked to Diabetes Risk

Having an accumulation of fat in your liver cells may raise your risk of developing type 2 diabetes regardless of the fat in other places of your body, a study shows....

• Smoking Linked to Alzheimer’s and Dementia

People who are heavy smokers in their midlife years are more than doubling their risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia two decades later, a new study shows....